SF News Sean Parker Faerie Wedding Trashes Big Sur Campground According to The Atlantic, Internet rich person Sean Parker's $10 million faerie fantasy wedding took its toll on more than our credulity and forebearance. Unpermitted preparations for the wedding also trashed an ecologically-sensitive
SF News Zynga Lays Off 500+ Employees, Some Of Whom Learn Via Facebook It was a bloody Monday for Zynga, the San Francisco-based gaming company with the friendly dog mascot. Yesterday the company announced massive layoffs which cut 18% of Zynga's workforce and totalled 520 employees.
SF News Facebook Acknowledges It Didn't Know What Misogyny Looked Like After allowing troublesome Facebook fan pages like "Violently Raping Your Friend Just for Laughs" and "Kicking your Girlfriend in the Fanny because she won’t make you a Sandwich" linger on their social
SF News Photos: Facebook HQ Overrun With Adorable Fox Infestation While we don't often find ourselves wishing we had a daily commute down the Peninsula, this adorable news we just can't even deal with: A mother fox and her adorable litter of pups
SF News S.F. Pride Facebook Post Causes Uproar With a simple Facebook post (it's always a Facebook post, isn't it?), the San Francisco Pride commmittee sparked further outrage over the weekend within the local LGBT community. The update in question had
Arts & Entertainment Etiquette Week: How To Behave On Facebook Welcome back to Etiquette Week on SFist. Yesterday, we taught you how to drive in San Francisco without being a jerk. You're welcome. Now we tell you all about your mom's favorite social
SF News Zuckerberg Launches Political Action Committee For Immigration Reform, Education Standards Fresh off the announcement of a slick new way to text your friends, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced yesterday that he has gathered a group of Silicon Valley luminaries to form a political
SF News Facebook Launches Home (So You Can Spend More Of Your Time On Facebook) Thursday morning at Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park, Mark Zuckerberg gathered members of the press to finally break the seal on a long-rumored Facebook phone. More accurately: Zuckerberg and company unveiled Facebook Home
Arts & Entertainment Sigh: Photographer Insists On Meeting All Of His Facebook 'Friends' "We all have these so-called friends out there..." begins twee, earnest photographer Ty Morin in his Kickstarter pitch for an art project we hope none of you gave money to. "So I thought,
Arts & Entertainment New Fbook Page Helps Berkeley Undergrads Identify Drunken Hookups If you haven't already heard, the kids are extra slutty these days. And yes, we're sex-positive and everything. But we'd like to point you to this fine new servicey Facebook page called UC
SF News Facebook On Your Browser Will Now Look Like Facebook On Your Phone In Menlo Park today, Facebook unveiled a new look for the newsfeed that everyone hated so much and then grew to love because, really did we have any other choice? The new look
SF News Hope For Youngsters Renewed As Teens Grow Weary Of Facebook There might be a chance for today's overly connected, sext-fiending youngsters yet: teenagers are not that in to Facebook anymore. Facebook's annual report to investors and one tech CEO with a 15-year-old sister,
Arts & Entertainment Video: Facebook Employee Proposes To His Twitter Bride In Dolores Park Earlier this month, Facebook employee JP pulled off a coordinated social media/real life stunt proposal by enlisting friends, coworkers and his Twitter-employee-girlfriend's Facebook stalking habits to successfully sneak up on her in
SF News Should Your Mom Have Access to Your Facebook Account After You Die? Stop and think for a minute about what would happen if you die suddenly. Say, today or tomorrow. Your world would end but Facebook's world would just keep on truckin', and that means
SF News Apple Becomes Latest High-Profile Hacking Victim After high profile hacking jobs hit Twitter, Facebook, the New York Times and, uh, Burger King — Apple came out yesterday to admit it too had become the victim of a cyberattack. In their
SF News Facebook Removes Breast Cancer Survivor's Tattoo Photo, Now Everyone Can See It Anyway Now that we are all digital immigrants living in a corporate town called Facebook, this is what neighborly favors look like in the year 2013: A tattoo shop in Ontario wanted to recognize
SF News Protesters Converge Upon Mark Zuckerberg's Fundraiser For Gov. Chris Christie As Hurricane Sandy turned New Jersey Governor Chris Christie into everybody's favorite heroic schlub — his donut-chomping shtick on Letterman was particularly odd — many forgot about his pockmarked leadership skills when it comes to
Arts & Entertainment Photo: Mark Zuckerberg Probably Went To Rave, Danced Awkwardly In 2009 Scandal has rocked — or at least gently swayed to a pulsing beat — Mark Zuckerberg this week as a British tabloid has dug up this ancient photo from 2009 which allegedly shows the young
SF News Mark Zuckerberg To Host Fundraiser For Guy Pal Gov. Chris Christie Described as the very first campaign event at his home, Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Pricilla Chan, will host an intimate evening with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. The two became close relationship
SF News Facebook Unveils 'Graph Search' Facebook invited scads of journalists to their headquarters today to reveal graph search, the social media giant's new search feature. What's the difference between graph search and a plain old Google web search?
SF News Facebook Will Deliver Your Hate Mail Directly To Mark Zuckerberg's Inbox For A Mere $100 Well, that's one way to pay the rent on your Mission District pied a terre: First Facebook started charging users $1 to deliver spam and creepy cyberstalking messages to people they aren't actually
SF News Zuckerberg Family Moment Made Public Due To Facebook Privacy Settings Randi Zuckerberg, older sister to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and former marketing director-turned-reality TV producer, let a tender Zuckerberg family moment shared between friends slip out into the Internet at large over the
SF News 'New York Magazine' Explores the Fascinating World of S.F.'s Corporate Shuttle Buses The vast network of corporate shuttle buses that are clogging our streets and occasionally getting in the way of Muni buses is now a topic of discussion for New Yorkers. A New York
SF News Mark Zuckerberg Makes $500 Million Donation To Charity (In Facebook Stock) Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg made a hefty charitable donation this holiday season. The 28-year-old entrepreneur, who pledged two years ago to give away at least half of his wealth to charity, has gifted
SF News BREAKING: Instagram Withdraws Policy Change Less than 24 hours after announcing a controversial policy change, Instagram has now withdrawn the policy change. Which is to say, they will not put users' photos in ads. Instagram hastily released the
