PALO ALTO, Calif. — The Super Bowl is returning to Levi’s Stadium and Bay Area NFL fans are preparing for the hoopla. The Peninsula Press spent an NFL Sunday talking to people about the game at The Patio, a sports bar and grill in Palo Alto, Calif. that used its 21 flatscreen televisions to play
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During the 2020 Super Bowl, the net income of players and performers on the field will change throughout the game.
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A comparison of local government spending on homeless services versus American consumer spending on Super Bowl Sunday.
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Advertisers who invest in ad spots during the Super Bowl are paying dramatically higher costs year over year, while the number of people they reach by the dollar is steadily decreasing.
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The total number of tweets with the hashtag in the month leading up to game day was 1,955. On Super Bowl Sunday, there were 30,715 tweets with the hashtag.
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Since the 1960s, the price of a 30-second advertising spot in the Super Bowl has constantly risen.
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Using Lego figurines, this video illustrates the number of television viewers who watched the Super Bowl from 1967 to 2017.
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After spending 27 years at Sports Illustrated, The Morning Monday Quarterback columnist has a big decision to make.
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Football fans looking for lodging near Levi’s Stadium for Super Bowl 50 may be surprised to see their Airbnb bills include occupancy taxes.
Palo Alto is training cops and hotel workers to better identify signs of human trafficking in preparation for Super Bowl 50, which is at Levi’s Stadium next February.
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Across the Peninsula, most cities’ local laws don’t address how to deal with Airbnb and other short-term rental companies. But that might change with the upcoming 2016 Super Bowl.
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