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Jan 31, 2019

Who’s excited for the "Big Game"?

We can say “Super Bowl” as much as we want. Super Bowl, Super Bowl, S U P E R B O W L. But if you’re an Atlanta-area business or an advertiser hoping to capitalize on the game, you have to get creative because the NFL has that trademark locked down. But first, we bring you the latest from the Federal Reserve, which announced Wednesday it’s not hiking rates any time soon. Plus, could you quit Google or Amazon for a week? (No, you couldn’t.)

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Closing the homeownership gap in Houston and beyond
by Amy Scott
Cameron Spencer/Getty Images
The National Association of Real Estate Brokers, a black trade group, is on a mission to add 2 million new black homeowners nationally in five years.
How do you advertise a Super Bowl party without saying “Super Bowl?”
by Rickey Bevington
Justin Heiman/ Getty
The NFL owns dozens of trademarks and isn’t afraid to go after anyone using them.
Facebook has been paying teens for data. What could this mean for calls to regulate the company?
Mladen Antonov/AFP/Getty Images
… and for its credibility.
Trying to cut tech giants out of your life is even harder than you think
by Kai Ryssdal and Sean McHenry
Courtesy of Myra Iqbal
"You basically can't use the internet without interacting with them," Gizmodo reporter Kashmir Hill says.

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The Team

Nancy Farghalli Executive Producer
Maria Hollenhorst Producer II
Sean McHenry Director & Associate Producer II

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Who’s excited for the "Big Game"?

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Segments From This Episode

Closing the homeownership gap in Houston and beyond

How do you advertise a Super Bowl party without saying “Super Bowl?”

Facebook has been paying teens for data. What could this mean for calls to regulate the company?

Trying to cut tech giants out of your life is even harder than you think

Music from the episode

The Team