Super Bowl Sunday: Football, Ads, and Mixed Messages

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3 Responses

  1. Keri says:

    The erasure of women’s voices in all of this is so disturbing. It is great to see you bringing them back in with your blog post. I only wish that the commercial in question had received less attention, as it seems to have allowed the “pro-family” message to purchase much more than 15 seconds of fame.

    Keri

  2. Kari Lerum says:

    CBS is also showing its politics by who it excludes from advertising:

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/28/mancrunch-superbowl-ad-ga_n_440773.html

    On another point, although there is much to be critiqued about masculinist cultures, there has not been sufficient evidence to support the claim that the superbowl causes an increase in domestic violence. http://www.snopes.com/crime/statistics/superbowl.asp

    Thanks for your post!

  3. essays123 says:

    I like the creativity of the ads

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