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This week Jason Eder and Michael Baylor dig into the short-lived craze around the Face App whether we should have valid concerns about giving our information to developers outside of the US. The team also discusses whether or not there are actual benefits to Big Brother having his eye on everyone and if we could ever actually have a fair and free election. To cap off the show, we talk to James Amato and Quinn Novels (Strategy and Business Development Manager, Coordinator respectively) of WRAL TechWire about the abundance of stories around innovation coming from municipalities on the outskirts of the Triangle and across North Carolina.
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