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    By Danny King

    | 6:30PM 2/07/2011
    Super Bowl XLV, which aired on Fox on Sunday, attracted 111 million viewers, making it the most-watched television program of all time, Nielsen said Monday.

    By David Schepp

    | 8:30AM 2/07/2011
    It's hard to fathom that something as mundane as weather could affect employment statistics. But it clearly does. And it also has big impact on how much work actually gets done. And beyond the snows of winter, there's distractions like the Super Bowl that keep worker from their duties.

    By Matthew Scott

    | 2:00PM 2/04/2011
    After the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers meet Sunday in Super Bowl XLV, only one team will hoist the Lombardy Trophy. But the so-called "Super Bowl indicator" says this year's match-up forecasts a bull market no matter which team wins.

    By Julia Scott

    | 10:05AM 2/03/2011
    A graphic designer is giving away free Super Bowl digital picture frames -- one in Green Bay Packers colors and another in Pittsburgh Steelers colors. The picture frames fit 4" x 6" PNG overlays so you can drop your photo in after you download the file. Start by clicking the above link, then look...

    By Bruce Kennedy

    | 10:00AM 2/01/2011
    This year's NFL championship will set records both for stadium attendance and for event fund-raising, and North Texas corporations haven't been shy to put out the welcome mat for their favored clients. How much will communities and local businesses score from the big game?

    By Sarah Coffey

    | 6:00AM 9/27/2010
    Ticket prices to National Football League games continue to rise, according to a new study by Team Marketing Report. The average ticket to a game rose 4.5% to $76.47, according to the report's 2010 Fan Cost Index survey. The NFL's average for premium seats is $238.94, up 5.6% from last season. The...

    By Jeff Bercovici

    | 1:52PM 8/31/2010
    The immediacy of social media is a hazard for some old-school journalists like Washington Post sports columnist Mike Wise, who posted a phony news story on Twitter to demonstrate how easy it is to start rumors there. Now he's been suspended from his job for a month.