Arts & Entertainment Further Proof San Francisco Ranks Highest When It Comes To Morality Although Baghdad by the Bay receives its fair share of unfair criticism for being an amoral cesspool of liberal ideology mixed with hippie dandruff and plated figs, the fine folks of San Francisco
SF News Guy Threatens Kyle Williams' Life On Twitter Over Niners Loss Kyle Williams is a legend. But probably not the kind he wanted to be. After his two fumbles (among other things) cost the Niners Sunday's NFC game, he'll go down (however briefly) as
Arts & Entertainment Jed York Wants To Give You Tickets To the NFC Championship Game Although tickets don't go on sale until Wednesday, twitter-friendly Niners President and CEO Jed York wants to make sure one lucky member of the faithful gets a seat at the NFC Championship game.
Arts & Entertainment Best Of The Fascinating 'Bay Area Sayings' Twitter Trend If you're one of those reasonable people who doesn't obsessively watch every hash tag that trends in San Francisco, then you're currently missing out on one of the more fascinating and inexplicable tags
Arts & Entertainment Sneak Peek Inside The New Twitter Headquarters The fine folks at Twitter—specifically, the benevolent Isaac Hepworth—sent SFist images of their new 10th and Market headquarters now in progress. Among the many niceties the larger, Tenderloin-adjacent office will boast?
SF News Banana Sam Returned, Slightly Shaken, to San Francisco Zoo! Abducted squirrel monkey and Twitter sensation Banana Sam has been returned, only slightly worse for wear, to the San Francisco Zoo. The 17-year-old, 2-pound monkey was found Saturday evening by someone in Stern
SF News Banana-Sam, Missing S.F. Zoo Squirrel Monkey, Is Now Tweeting His Adventures The story of Banana-Sam, the Squirrel Monkey reported missing from the San Francisco Zoo earlier today, seems to have taken the city by storm on this slow news day. Like any good viral
Arts & Entertainment Kristi Yamaguchi Tweeting About Traffic For KQED Today Today in celebrity What the Eff news: famous figure skaters Brian Boitano and Kristi Yamaguchi are taking over KQED's twitter feed to tweet about... something. So far it's been mostly Boitano retweeting his
SF News Sergey Brin, Jack Dorsey Sign Open Letter Blasting SOPA The chilling Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), drafted by Rep. Lamar Smith, a Texas Republican, would have catastrophic affects on how you use the web and who (namely the U.S. government) controls
SF News New Twitter HQ To Feature Fancy Cafeteria, Roof Garden The town remains abuzz with Twitter's upcoming move to upper-mid-Market, to the former Furniture Exchange/SFMart building at 1355 Market Street. And now we have a couple architect's renderings via a press conference
SF News American Airlines: Alec Baldwin Threw A Famous-Person Tantrum On Flight (By Christopher Robbins) In the midst of the most important story of our time, Alec Baldwin's spokesman wants us to know that getting the boot from an American Airlines flight was just Alec
SF News Federal Court Orders Twitter to Hand Over User Data in WikiLeaks Case A Federal Judge in Virginia ruled Thursday that Twitter must turn over the IP addresses of three users possibly connected to WikiLeaks. The case has raised a number of Internet privacy and free
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Duh: Twitter Techies to Invade Cafe Zuni What Twitter employees will lack in $5 foot-longs, they'll more tham make up for in $48 roasted chicken with bread salad. Which is to say, Twitter ilk will hurl chunks of their earnings
SF News Marin Resident Biz Stone Spams Followers With Ed Lee Endorsement [Updated] Twitter co-founder Biz Stone accidentally (?) spammed his entire prestigious lot of followers with the following plea: “Will you endorse @EdLeeforMayor for Mayor on @Votizen https://www.votizen.com/m/93t6at/." Oops. Regarding the
SF News SFPD Wants Club Bouncers To Tweet Suspicious Behavior In a move to address the ongoing issue of violence in clubs around the city, SFPD Chief Greg Suhr held a forum with members of private security companies at the Hall of Justice
SF News Twitter Hits 100 Million Users; Still Waiting On IPO, Profit Five-year-old sentence-degradation engine Twitter has reached a major milestone of 100 million active users, which they say is an 80 percent increase since the beginning of the year. (They had previously cited 200
SF News Central Market Watch: A Look at Developments Coming to 10th and Market While it's still a couple months before Twitter moves in to their new headquarters at 10th and Market, it's never too early to check in on how that whole neighborhood revitalization thing is
SF News Biz Stone Steps Away from Twitter for Obvious Reasons Or reasons obvious to the Twitter historians and superfans, anyway: In a blog post yesterday, Twitter co-founder and Stoli Vodka shill Biz Stone announced he'll be getting "out of the way" of Twitter's
SF News Morning-After Gay Pride Twitter Updates While we could barely bring ourselves to care much for yesterday's barrage of Twitter updates hashtagged with #sfpride -- we get it, there were a lot of families and same-sex couples in New
SF News Gavin Newsom Makes an Important Twitter Announcement Gavin Newsom, an authority when it comes to social media and politics, made an important announcement via that most concise social medium this morning. And the news may come as a surprise: .bbpBox{
SF News Buster Posey's Cast Now Tweeting For Some Reason In case you've ever wanted to send a brief, timely update to the plaster and gauze encasing a rookie of the year's broken lower extremity (and why wouldn't you?), here's your chance. At
SF News Chris Daly Would Like to Send You Pix of His Penis What with jarring drama stirring about a creepy Ed Lee election bid (more on that later), Chris Daly attempts to lighten things up. The former Supervisor and current bartender tips hit hat to
SF News Levi's, Maybe Twitter HQ to Become Tourist Attractions? San Franciscans may be anti-corporate in their politics, but the nation's tourists who visit here just might be fascinated enough with our brands to make them stops on their sight-seeing trips. That's what
SF News Twitter Given Credit for Breaking News of Osama Assassination (Or for Allowing the News to Be Broken) San Francisco-based Twitter is getting a bunch of credit for helping leak the huge of news of last night. Without Twitter, many news sources might not have gotten the pre-White House announcement heads