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Wednesday Lunchtime Links: The Exception To Silicon Valley Liberalism
SF News /Eve Batey

Wednesday Lunchtime Links: The Exception To Silicon Valley Liberalism

Published Sep 6, 2017 · 5:15 AM PDT


  • [Ad Week] takes a look at the science behind sharable video.
  • [Wired] wonders if Twitter will ever be fun again.
  • Hoyt Smith, the Bay Area's morning voice of classical radio, is retiring. [SF Chronicle]
  • The [New York Times] ferrets out the exception to Silicon Valley's liberalism.
  • North Berkeley faces rat invasion. [Daily Californian]
  • Marin's only VFW hall in jeopardy. [ABC 7]
  • Alameda has declined thousands of dollars in federal grant money as to do so would violate its sanctuary city policy.[KRON 4]
  • SF proposes fund to help tenants displaced from hazardous homes.[SF Examiner]

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