- Pokemon Go announces new feature but come on, no one plays that anymore, right? [CNet]
- Ronnie Lott says Raiders need at least $300 million to stay in Oakland. [SF Business Times]
- Federal investigation of Southwest Airlines demanded in April case of alleged racial profiling of UC Berkeley student. [SF Chronicle] [Associated Press]
- A Congressman in the San Francisco Bay Area is proposing federal legislation that would tax publicly-owned companies with “excessive” CEO pay more than other companies. [CBS 5]
- Uber shamed into pulling anti-subway ad. [Streetsblog SF]
- Beth visits a buffalo mozzarella farm. [SF Chronicle]
- Remember when Wired editor Chris Anderson quit journalism to start that drone company? Well, it’s apparently been a huge messy failure. [Forbes]
- Toothbrush test fells Google's robotic arm. [Bloomberg]
- SF's District Attorney won’t charge the suspect in a weekend homicide in SF. [Bay City News]
- Instagram is six. [Buzzfeed]
- The App Store, now with ads! [Consumerist]
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