- Some folks complain that Mid-Market is gentrifying, some say it's not gentrified enough. Which one are you? [BeyondChron]
- It's amazing how [USA Today]'s list of the "10 Best Foodie Spots in San Francisco" finds all these remarkable hidden gems! Oh, wait, no they don't.
- This pseudonymous local media figure is a PRINCE SUPERFAN, which means the attention to detail we typically see in their reporting is brought to their coverage of The Purple One's Saturday show in Oakland. [The Funkenberry]
- Who do you think the anonymous Silicon Valley billionaire who purchased the world's most valuable life insurance policy is? [AP/SF Gate]
- Who wrote about a local lawsuit regarding Sunshine laws first? Who cares? At least three people, apparently. [The Petrelis Files]
- At the time of this writing (6:20 AM 3/17, and, boy was my overnight guest thrilled when I verified the following) Santa Clara's's Latino Mix 105.7 is STILL playing "Hot In Herre," as they have since at least March 14. [Radio Insights]
- Lawyer for family of girl allegedly killed by Uber driver says announcement of new insurance for contractors is like throwing water on a housefire." [SF Business Times]
- CW Nevius hops on the New York Magazine is kind of an idiot about San Francisco bandwagon, initially jumpstarted by SFist, accuses "out-of-town journalists" of "cribb(ing) references from The Chronicle." Already looking forward to Kevin Roose's defensive tweet! [SF Chronicle]
- Besides, San Francisco isn't the new New York, it's the new Renaissance-era Florence, Italy. [Xconomy]
