According to Adweek, nearly half the people watching the Super Bowl will do so at a Super Bowl party. Of those attending a Super Bowl party, 78% will be active on social media during the game. The largest share …
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Super Bowl Parties and Social Media
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Super Bowl Parties and Social Media
January 20, 2017 – 10:14 am
By Dean Goldman
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Posted in Social Media
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Also tagged Adweek, Social Media, Super Bowl
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