Collective Intellect Tracks Super Bowl Blog Buzz

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Here’s some Super Bowl buzz research from Collective Intellect:

– Pepsi generated the most “share of voice” (22 percent) in blog posts during and after the Super Bowl. This includes the Sobe spot that gave us WTF Syndrome.
eTrade’s ads produced the “most positive sentiment” across .com advertisers. (If by “positive sentiment” they are referring to the talking fetuses that haunted us in our sleep.)
– The Ice Breakers spot generated most negative sentiment. Well … no shit.

Download the report, complete with handy-dandy graphs, and bars that go both up and down.

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