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This year's Super Bowl didn't feature a lot of outstanding ads, but according to the latest data from Compete, quite a few advertisers were able to get a sizable share of the audience to head over to their websites on game day. The charge was led by Denny's, which used its ads to offer a free breakfast to all Americans. Denny's saw its traffic grow by almost 1700% on the day of the Super Bowl. For Etrade, on the other hand, the Super Bowl was a bust. Its traffic dropped by 57%.

This Sunday, millions of people will tune into watch Super Bowl XLIII, where the Pittsburgh Steelers will meet the Arizona Cardinals in Tampa Bay, Florida (home of ReadWriteWeb's Sarah Perez) to decide who is the best team in professional football - or more correctly, given our international audience, American Football. Whether it's the game, the musical entertainment, or the ads, the Web is sure to be buzzing with information about the big game. But where can you find the best information on the Super Bowl? We did some digging to answer that question.