Coverage dated January 28, 2025
Super Bowl ads beckon up to $8 million apiece for Fox Headline from NBC New York
Fox has sold out of ad spots for Super Bowl LIX, with more than 10 commercials selling for $8 million, a person familiar with the matter told CNBC.
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NBC New York
Super Bowl ads beckon up to $8 million apiece for Fox ↗ (opens NBC New York) Published Jan 28, 2025
Same headline from 5 more outlets NBC New York's feed description Fox has sold out of ad spots for Super Bowl LIX, with more than 10 commercials selling for $8 million, a person familiar with the matter told CNBC.
Adweek
Fox Scores First $8 Million Super Bowl Ads: Here's How ↗ (opens Adweek) Published Jan 28, 2025
Adweek's feed description The company capitalized on a strong upfront to reach record commercial pricing and nearly $700 million in sales
Variety
Super Bowl Ad Prices Top $8 Million as Surge Fuels Fox Sales ↗ (opens Variety) Published Jan 28, 2025
Variety's feed description Fox has been able to sell some Super Bowl commercials for more than $8 million due to a surge of intense interest in sports programming
CNN
Some 30-second Super Bowl commercials this year are selling for $8 million ↗ (opens CNN) Published Jan 28, 2025
Same headline from 1 more outlet CNN's feed description Fox, the broadcaster of this year’s Super Bowl matchup, originally sought about $7 million for 30 seconds of ad time during the game, the highest-rated event in the United States.
Deadline
Fox Breaks $8M Barrier For A 30-Second Super Bowl Ad, Selling At Least 10 Spots At That Level ↗ (opens Deadline) Published Jan 28, 2025
Deadline's feed description Fox has cracked the $8 million mark for a 30-second Super Bowl ad, according to sources familiar with negotiations ahead of the February 9 game.
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