KFC is offering consumers an unusual way of getting a free chicken sandwich. All they need to do is record a television commercial, play it back and crack a hidden message. The aim is two-fold: interested viewers will have to watch the ad. And, according to chief marketing officer Scott Bergren, it creates a little fun on the screen. The ads are airing during NBC's coverage of the Winter Olympics and programs on the major television networks.

The new state slogan chosen by New Jersey residents is "New Jersey: Come See For Yourself. "It beat out choices such as "New Jersey: You Got a Problem With That?" and "Expect the Unexpected. "

Logging onto your computer may become as easy as waving your hand. Radio frequency identification computer chips may be what makes it all possible. Inserted into the hand, the computer chips have already improved life for Amal Graafstra, a 29-year-old entrepreneur based in Vancouver, Canada, according to Reuters

Don't be so quick to curse out a telemarketer next time. An 85-year-old man fell and spent the night outdoors before help came in the form of a random call.

The Jolly Green Giant, Cap'n Crunch and Kool-Aid Man and more than 2,000 other legendary advertising icons continue spreading their message at the Advertising Icon Museum, the permanent home of the "Madison Avenue Advertising Walk of Fame. "The Kansas City museum will showcase the world's largest collection of three-dimensional advertising icons.