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	<title>Comments on: What Pepsi Ditching the Super Bowl Signals for Online Brand Advertising</title>
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		<description>[...] Netezza&#039;s Brad Terrell looks at the recent announcement by Pepsi to NOT buy a TV ad during the Super Bowl. Have marketing budgets dried up at Pepsi? &quot;In fact, they are increasing their marketing budget in 2010. Pepsi is simply shifting their Super Bowl spend to the &#039;Pepsi Refresh Project&#039; – with a heavy emphasis on digital media.&quot; Terrell gives his take on the move regarding more good news for the digital channel as brand marketers drink the digital Pepsi. Read more. [...]</description>
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