If you enjoy the commercials as much as you do the Super Bowl itself, of if you don't have a team in the game (like me since the !^%$*#%^#! Bears already lost) you'll be able to enjoy those commercials in a variety of formats when the game is over and done with. The ads, as both this MediaWeek and this USA Today article state, will be available on various platforms of the NFL Network, including their Sprint-powered wireless service and NFL Network's On Demand. Combine this with the number of micro-websites being launched for Super Bowl-specific campaings and, as Adrants states, you have to wonder what becomes of the uniqueness of actually watching the game?

I'm going to restrain myself and not get into rant about how this kind of logic can actually be applied to all television advertising. See? I'm learning.

[links via Beyond Madison Avenue and Lost Remote]