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- Million Dollar Listing SF tanked because they couldn't find enough locals who were willing to be on the show. I take this as a dual triumph for us all! [SFist]
- Santa Clara-based on-screen TV listing company Rovi will acquire San Jose-based DVR pioneer TiVo for $1.1 billion. [VentureBeat]
- The woman killed in that horrific Embarcadero crash has been identified as 56-year old Napa resident Janet Gelow. [Bay City News]
- Instagram has ordered the owner of a British anti-litter app to change its name [insert joke about how most Instagram users are trash anyway here]. [BBC]
- Everyone's freaking out because billionaire investor Carl Icahn had sold off his Apple shares. [CNBC]
- Here's this year's [Google] "Founders' Letter."
- Commercial landlords are "cooling on" tech tenants. [The Registry]
- PayPal’s Venmo peer-to-peer payment service is under federal investigation. [Consumerist]
- Mission District meeting of SF Fire Commission packed with residents angry about recent blazes. [Mission Local]
- The man found dead in an Apple conference room has been identified as Edward Thomas Mackowiak, age 25, of Santa Clara. [KRON 4]
- Supes to mull crane safety. [SF Examiner]
