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SF News /Eve Batey

Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Big Changes For KRCB

Published Feb 14, 2017 · 4:00 AM PST


  • Facebook is testing pop-up posts. [CNet]
  • A man in southern France is alleging that Uber may be responsible for the demise of his marriage, and has filed a suit against the company to the tune of $45 million. [SF Chronicle]
  • A Tesla crash that resulted in the deaths of the driver and a passenger in Indianapolis last November is drawing new controversy after the father of one of the victims made comments regarding the role of the Model S in the incident. [Autoweek]
  • {MrEricSir] sees SF's public art at at night, during the day.
  • Apple's iPhone 8 might have a curved OLED screen. [CNet]
  • The Bay Area's sky-high home appreciation values and limited inventory has made it the nation's best market for sellers. [SF Business Times]
  • SF State student robbed at gunpoint in dorm. [Golden Gate Xpress]
  • The brother of a man Fremont Police shot and killed last week is talking with [ABC7] about what happened.
  • Scientists detect severe beach erosion along California coast. [SF Chronicle]
  • [Forbes] "contributor" (which pretty much anyone can be!) is SHOCKED to hear that there is tension between longtime SF residents and the current influx of tech workers. Shocked!
  • KRCB, one of two PBS affiliates licensed to the San Francisco market, will take away $72 million from the FCC’s spectrum auction in exchange for agreeing to change its channel. [Broadcasting Cable]

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