Though an earlier survey by TiVo showed that E*Trade’s Super Bowl ad was the most viewed, new data from IAG Research claims the NFL’s Chester Pitts ad was the most liked and FedEx’s carrier pigeon ad was the most recalled. More: continued here

The threat of snow didn’t stop the effort to save McCausland’s post office. More: continued here

FedEx Corp. scored big with its Super Bowl ad Sunday, but it couldn’t knock off perennial power Budweiser for the top spot, according to USA Today’s Ad Meter. (FDX) More: continued here

Villains Use Cloned Trucks – VILLAINS are using cloned trucks to bypass security: Savvy criminals are using some of the country’s most credible logos, including FedEx, … More: continued here

A tornado destroyed a warehouse owned by former eBay PowerSeller Bargainland, and eBay issued a warning to users about the possible impact of the storms on transactions. Tornadoes struck several Southern states on Tuesday, including Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi, and Alabama. More: continued here

New look, new name and new logo showcase exciting new offerings. More: continued here

Trip Ericson writes “ArsTechnica is reporting that eBay plans to drop negative feedback on buyers. It’s just one of a number of changes eBay will be making in the near future. ‘eBay’s data shows that sellers are eight times more likely to retaliate in kind against negative feedback, a figure …

The feedback system on Ebay will soon only consist of customers leaving comments about individual sellers, putting an end to feedback from the other side of the transaction. More: continued here

— On the heels of WWE ending their affiliation with Ohio Valley Wrestling, they have released Al Snow, who was on a wrestling trainer’s contract. — Hulk Hogan’s WWF Championship Belt that “Mr. Perfect” Curt Hennig destroyed on an episode of Saturday Night’s Main Event in October 1989 is currently …

A packet of powder which sparked concern at a Royal Mail sorting office is found to be sodium carbonate. More: continued here