Google Chief Executive Officer Eric Schmidt hinted on Twitter Saturday that Google would run an ad during the Super Bowl in the third quarter.

In a message to Twitter followers, Schmidt wrote “Someone said ‘Hell has indeed frozen over.” John Battelle was the first to call attention to Google possibly running an ad during the Super Bowl.

In his blog, Battelle describes an ad called “Parisian Love” from Google’s Search Stories services. After contacting Google for comment, Battelle writes “I emailed folks at Google for comment today, and a spokesperson said ‘Watch the Super Bowl!’ That ain’t a no, folks. (It’s not a yes, either, but…)”

Google’s Schmidt Hints At Third-Quarter Super Bowl Ad
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