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SF News /Eve Batey

Monday Lunchtime Links: Burrito Ranking Crowns El Farolito

Published May 8, 2017 · 5:00 AM PDT


  • [Business Insider] does an SF burrito ranking that I'm sure you all have thoughts about.
  • [Ad Week] wonders "Are ‘Social Media’ Companies Dead?"
  • Uber brings an AI expert aboard, and she JUST SO HAPPENS to be a lady. [Wired]
  • Santa Rosa man interrupted as he allegedly beat and attempted to abduct woman. [KRON 4]
  • The [San Jose Mercury News] takes "A hippie-trippy trip on the Magic Bus tour of San Francisco."
  • The Board of Directors for the Transbay Joint Powers Authority is meeting with lawyers this week to determine what to do about the lawsuits piling up against them. [SocketSite]
  • A portrait of a moment in the Mission. [Mission Local]
  • Following reports that SF-based company [Cloudflare] passed information on hate site objectors to the hate sites themselves, the company says they are revising some of their abuse reporting policies.
  • Oakland fire inspectors lack the required certifications to do thier jobs. [East Bay Times]
  • SF's affordable housing system just moved into the 1990s. Hey, it's a start. [SF Examiner]
  • On SF's younger homeless residents. [SF Chronicle]

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