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    http://www.ads.com/
    A very cool repository of TV advertisements.
    5/13/2002
    The folks at Ads.com profess to love television commercials—and it shows. This site has catalogued hundreds of television ads, information valuable to advertisers, ad makers, marketing students, and those of us who just appreciate a good spot when we see one. Ads can be searched by brand, product name or—to a more limited degree—by a show's time slot. This year's Super Bowl ads are grouped together, too. Background on each ad includes talent info, background on the advertising agency behind the ad, and related links. You can even rate the commercials, should you so choose. Be forewarned—you can easily fritter away an hour here without realizing it.
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