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Hearst Taps Demand Media’s Bradford and Yucaipa’s Johnson to “Redefine” the San Francisco Chronicle
Can the City by the Bay finally get the newspaper it deserves?Voices
Neighborhoods Crackle With Online Chatter
San Francisco’s Potrero Hill district is buzzing with online chatter, with residents promoting block parties and school fundraisers, issuing crime warnings and engaging in general neighborhood banter.Voices
A Shop to Build Your Hit Product
When Anton Willis moved into an apartment in San Francisco and had to put his fiberglass kayak in storage, the architect began experimenting with a kayak that could fold up. He turned that idea into reality this year at TechShop.Sandy Is Also a Perfect Digital Storm — Google Cancels NYC Android Event
Everyone remain calm — Android guru Andy Rubin is still set to be onstage at D: Dive Into Mobile on Monday afternoon.CEO Dick Costolo: “Twitter Is a City Company”
The San Francisco Tweet.News Byte
For Valley Engineers, Big Data and Networking Start-Ups Are Still Sexy
Consumer companies may be hot among investors, but big data and networking start-ups are hotter still to Valley engineering talent, according to a recent LinkedIn report. The study claims that analytics firms and networking start-ups like Cloudera and Arista Networks are garnering the most engineering mindshare. The study took into account the LinkedIn activity of more than 240,000 Bay Area engineers from January through March.Who Put Sports in My Twitter Again? The Jeremy Lin Explainer.
A sports story made for social media.eBay’s John Donahoe Literally Starts Hammering Out the Plan for Mobile Payments
In an interview, eBay’s CEO provides a few details about the company’s mobile payments trial with Home Depot, and how it would expand from five to 51 stores across the country over the next week.The New York Times Bits Blog Gets a Billboard
Competition in the technoblogoverse just got a little fiercer! The New York Times Bits technology blog now has its very own billboard on Highway 101.Voices





