Super Bowl XLV between the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers attracted record television ratings, but Twitter and Foursquare also achieved some major milestones during the big game. Over on Foursquare, Packers fans outnumbered Steelers fans...
As for the Green Bay Packers and the Pittsburgh Steelers, they are expected to play some football in between the Super Bowl commercials. In the past 24 hours, several more advertisers have uploaded their Super Bowl commercials to YouTube.
Tomorrow, many people will be watching Super Bowl XLV to see if the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Green Bay Packers. But Nielsen Sports media research says close to 50 percent of viewers will actually watch the commercials more than they watch the...
As for the number of tweets, the Pittsburgh Steelers were sitting at a lowly 199 tweets, while the New York Jets have tweeted 7,841 times. Last August the NFL announced its social media policy. In it they announced that players were allowed to use...
According to Nielson Company, the 2009 game was the most-watched Super Bowl ever, with 98.7 million viewers watching the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Arizona Cardinals. Would marketers be smarter to take the money they'll spend on Super Bowl 2010...
According to an article by Johnny Diaz in The Boston Globe entitled, "Sitting this one out," the 2009 Super Bowl was the most watched game ever, with 98.7 million total viewers tuned in to watch the Pittsburgh Steelers defeat the Arizona Cardinals...
And, to put this in context, 95.4 million people watched the Pittsburgh Steelers' dramatic win over the Arizona Cardinals in Super Bowl XLIII -- the second-most-watched Super Bowl broadcast ever and the third-most-watched broadcast in U.S...
Pittsburgh Steelers A handful of search engines compiled the top searches for the year in several categories. Recaps from Google, Yahoo, AOL, Ask, and Lycos highlight the trends that came and went over the course of 2007.
Clusty, from Pittsburgh's Vivisimo, has a special logo on their homepage today to help cheer the Pittsburgh Steelers onto a playoff victory. A quick note for those of you who like "special" search engine logos.
