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Speaking with the Executive Director of Oakland's Center for Media Justice. [SFist]
- Exhibit on the Chinese Exclusion Act opens in SF. [CCTV]
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Conference in SF wonders "what happens if a 'book' no longer has pages and covers but exists from its inception as a purposeful gathering of information, floating in the digital context, acted on by readers as well as its author(s)?" [Publishing Perspectives]
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Yet another Oakland Police Department officer has been charged in connection with the widespread investigation of Bay Area police officers' misconduct. [KRON 4]
- How Google shapes the news you see about the candidates in this year's election. [Slate]
- Facebook's Free Basics is just a way for corporations to set themselves up as internet gatekeepers for the rapidly growing population of internet users, argues [Wired].
- Mysterious Donald Trump quarter found in SF. [KRON 4]
- A lot of people take Uber to SFO. [SF Chronicle]
- If you can renovate this historic East Bay home, you can have it. [Curbed SF]
- A sampling of some of SF's most expensive drinks. [SF Business Times]
- A Mission District-based non-profit housing developer and its partner have won the rights to develop up to 89 units of affordable housing at the corner of 16th Street and South Van Ness Avenue. [Mission Local]
- Thousands of disabled people in the South Bay had a tough time getting around Thursday after the FBI raided the offices of a paratransit service provider. [ABC 7]
