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Campaign India Team
Feb 03, 2009

WATCH 30 Superbowl 09 commercials

For one night, America forgot about the recession and the gloom and celebrated with (their version of) football.Superbowl. The event that showcases the very best of creativity on television. It's no different this year, with some truly spectacular TVCs.Take some time off and watch 30 of them now, the remaining 32 tomorrow morning. Our favourites? There are many, but Coke's Avatar and Pepsi's generations stand out.For the media planners and buyers amongst our readers, here are some interesting stats on Superbowl 09:

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