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Watching Toyota’s Super Bowl promotion# wishgranted. To join in this discussion include the hashtag “#wishgranted” in your tweets and see if you will be in this years Toyota Super Bowl commercial.
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Watching Toyota’s Super Bowl promotion# wishgranted. To join in this discussion include the hashtag “#wishgranted” in your tweets and see if you will be in this years Toyota Super Bowl commercial.
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Thirty-second spots during Super Bowl XLVII were sold for an average of $3.8 million, with some as high as $4 million. (up .3 million from 2012)
The Super Bowl XLVII was broadcast on CBS from New Orleans on Feb. 3, 2013. The game was interrupted by a half an hour due to a blackout of the lights and partial power failure in an piece of equipment that was designed to prevent such a thing from occurring.
Beyonce headlined the Pepsi Super Bowl XLVII Halftime Show. It was a huge success and many believed she stole the show. She was joined onstage for a reunion with members of Destiny's Child. The weeks earlier she was under fire after admittedly lip-syncing the National Anthem during President Obama's Inauguration.
Fourteen-time Grammy-award winning singer-songwriter Alicia Keys performed the longest version ever of National Anthem on the piano. Also before the game, Jennifer Hudson performed "America the Beautiful" with the 26-member Sandy Hook Elementary School chorus.
Neilsen Ratings 2013
According to results from The Nielsen Company, the broadcast of Super Bowl XLVII on CBS had an average audience of 108.4 million viewers, which fell short of last year’s Super Bowl, which was the most watched television program of all time. The game had a 48.1 rating with a 71 share in the 56 major markets, meaning that 48.1 percent of the nation’s TV households were tuned to the game at any moment and 71 percent of sets in use at any given time were tuned to the Super Bowl.
CBS Sports’ live stream of Super Bowl XLVII, will provide fans with an unparalleled companion experience to the broadcast of the Super Bowl. The second-screen offerings are designed to deliver the richest game experience ever available to viewers through a host of unique and interactive online and social features, complementing the CBS Television Network’s exclusive broadcast of the game on Sunday, February 3.
Read more about the exclusive Streaming experience here.
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