News from The Hill: In Super Bowl, groups see political football

News from The Hill In Super Bowl, groups see political football By Lydia Wheeler Companies have for years kept consumers on the couch for commercial breaks during the Super Bowl, and now, with a captive audience, the big game has become more than a place push products. For those with the resources, Sunday’s Super Bowl XLIX will offer an unparalleled venue to attract public attention on a host of nationally debated issues, including cyber-bullying and domestic violence. Read more here.