[EdY]

Hey, what the fuzz!!!!
The Blackberry ad is GONE from the NFL site listed by the OP!
Shizzbiscuits....
I voted for it earlier, and came back to the link several hours later to see how it was doing in the ranking and POOF!

Anyone know where it disappeared to? Hmmm... I smell a conspiracy...

[thinbluedba]

If you search for it on google via "nfl blackberry superbowl commerical" it's still on the site, but it's definitely off the voting area.
Heck, if you click on TOP RATED ads....it starts from number 2 with the Budweiser one.

I definitely smell something....and it doesn't smell good.

[loc5]

Commercial is gone. I searched alphabetical, nothing there. Someone should ask the site why?

[kdna]

We are all wondering WHY. Someone obviously removed it from nfl.com and adblitz.

[93Aero]

Maybe they found out the deck was being wrongfully stacked/manipulated and yanked it. Sort of what CES did to CNET for compromising objectivity.

[w0lfgang]

NFL.com has REMOVED the BB ad....yeah, that just happened. Wow.....biased much? So, if your little poll isn't going the way you want it to, you just pull it? Better call the lawyers.....I'm dead serious

[DenverRalphy]

NFL.com has REMOVED the BB ad....yeah, that just happened. Wow.....biased much? So, if your little poll isn't going the way you want it to, you just pull it? Better call the lawyers.....I'm dead serious

Yeah, I'm not one to think the NFL gives a hoot about which ads make the top. However, should they see intentional ballot stuffing initiatives (like this very post) across the interwebz, then sure it's reasonable to pull it. Surveys cannot be considered reliable if 3rd parties maneuver to skew the results.

[SCrid2000]

It's a public opinion poll. How is it biased if a specific group of the public votes?

[SCrid2000]

Video is back up

[sonbuster]

FYI,
Congratulations Team! we took home Business insiders 2013 Super bowl ad contest with a blowout win of 37% or 1244 of the votes

the article also gives special mention to Crackberry! and this site will have more visitors and potentially more members

And Your Favorite Super Bowl Ad Was... - Business Insider

[eephus1]

Awesome about rankings on nfl.com and Business Insider, but still miffed it doesn't appear on YouTube's AdBlitz.

[Bobcat665]

Yeah, I'm not one to think the NFL gives a hoot about which ads make the top. However, should they see intentional ballot stuffing initiatives (like this very post) across the interwebz, then sure it's reasonable to pull it. Surveys cannot be considered reliable if 3rd parties maneuver to skew the results.

Killjoy much?