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San Francisco 
636 posts and columns on San Francisco
Sosh, San Francisco’s Find-Something-to-Do App, Is Now Live in New York
In San Francisco, the site and app have signed up one in eight people between ages 21 and 40.
Google Glass to Hold Developer Events in Two Weeks
Google today invited the people who signed up for the $1,500 developer edition of its Project Glass wearable computing device to a set of developer events in San Francisco and New York City.
Independent ISP Tries to Raise $325M on Indiegogo to Launch a Satellite (Kinda)
It’s certainly the largest online crowdfunding campaign I’ve ever seen.
Reid Hoffman Joins the Exploratorium Board as Science Museum Uproots Itself
LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman says the tech industry might not appreciate what a cool resource it has in its own backyard.
Dropbox Summons the Spirit of Its Early Days With Employee Hack Week
The Dropbox staff stays sharp by staying up all night coding and making Rubik’s cube mosaics.
SceneTap Interview: San Francisco’s Least Welcome Start-Up Explains Itself (Video)
Of the 25 San Francisco bars supposed to launch with SceneTap today, about 10 dropped out after recent local outcry.
Klout Acquires Local App Blockboard
Social media influence scorer Klout has made its first acquisition: A local app maker called Blockboard.
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.
Coming Soon: Twitter to Show Off What It’s Building, in Its New Building
Twitter invited press, including AllThingsD, to come to an event this morning in San Francisco in order “to come see what we’re building.”
UrbanSitter Puts Finding a Babysitter Into Social Context
A new site called UrbanSitter promises to match parents and babysitters using friends and affiliations in common.