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Intel TV Ad to Let Viewers Vote on the Web

Jan 16, 1998
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Intel Corp. said it has created
“a first-of-a-kind ad” in which TV audiences select the ending of a
commercial by casting votes on the Internet.


The TV commercial will be aired during this year’s Super Bowl, and will
encourage viewers to log on to Intel’s Web site to help solve a mystery.


The characters, of course, are the familiar Intel BunnyPeople. A Pentium II
processor is missing from the clean room, and the detective needs the help of
the TV/Web audience to solve the mystery. Viewers will recognize the voice of
actor/comedian Steve Martin portraying the detective.


Ads will air during the Super Bowl on Sunday, Jan. 25, approximately
between 4 and 4:25 p.m. PST (1 p.m. EST) and 6 to 6:25 p.m. PST. Voting
will start
after the first commercial and continue through the third quarter of the
game. The ending that receives the most votes will be aired in the fourth
quarter.

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