Google's Superbowl ad

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rockyct

rockyct

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Jeff7 said:
Oh, before watching the video, and just reading their description, it almost sounded like Google was starting its own dating search engine. That would probably work quite well, actually. :D
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It it wouldn't have to ask you a single question about yourself...because it already knows...

Hmm, there's some plot of a dystopia movie here where "The Google" matches you to a partner...
 
Jeff7

Jeff7

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rockyct said:
It it wouldn't have to ask you a single question about yourself...because it already knows...

Hmm, there's some plot of a dystopia movie here where "The Google" matches you to a partner...
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Screw that, there's enough of those dystopian stories out there. :p
Let's assume Google evolves into a truly benevolent intelligence, basing its existence on "Do no evil" and starts looking out for humanity all on its own, based on a complex analysis of humanity's past, as well as all knowledge available about human psychology.

Oddly enough, it automatically stops indexing L&R as part of this directive.
 
GTaudiophile

GTaudiophile

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Did anyone else notice the small difference between the web-version and TV-version of this ad?

The TV-version used a Delta (DL) flight number in the Google search as opposed to the American Airlines (AA) flight number.
 
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ChAoTiCpInOy

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GTaudiophile said:
Did anyone else notice the small difference between the web-version and TV-version of this ad?

The TV-version used a Delta (DL) flight number in the Google search as opposed to the American Airlines (AA) flight number.
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Yeah I noticed that also. It's the song that makes it great, anyone find out what song it was?
 
l0cke

l0cke

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Jeff7 said:
Screw that, there's enough of those dystopian stories out there. :p
Let's assume Google evolves into a truly benevolent intelligence, basing its existence on "Do no evil" and starts looking out for humanity all on its own, based on a complex analysis of humanity's past, as well as all knowledge available about human psychology.

Oddly enough, it automatically stops indexing L&R as part of this directive.
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Go play Deus Ex


...don't just google the ending
 
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Double Trouble

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That was a very good ad IMO. A lot of these commercials just leave me scratching my head thinking "someone sat at a board meeting and approved spending millions on that?". The google one was well thought out, cute, and overall memorable. Good job ad agency.
 
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Riverhound777

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I liked the add, but I think they should have included more about the other services they offer like gmail, google voice, google apps, Andoid, etc. Everyone already uses google to search things, why advertise it? Its like advertising for water.
 
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