All posts tagged #san francisco
Want Public Safety? Don’t Disable Cell Phones
In response to outrage over last week’s shutdown of cell phone service in four San Francisco stations on rumors of a planned protest, BART officials have repeatedly claimed their decision was necessary to maintain public safety.
by Eva Galperin On August 23, 2011
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BART pulls a Mubarak in San Francisco
If you think service black outs only happen in Egypt, think again. Say hello, San Francisco… except you can’t. BART shut down your cell phone services.
by Eva Galperin On August 16, 2011
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Treasure Island: A Case Study in Shareable Journalism
The collaborative inquiry into the development of Treasure Island, in San Francisco, tells us another story, too, about the future of journalism: networked, nonprofit, crowdfunded, de-institutionalized, and collaborative.
by Jeremy Adam Smith On March 7, 2011
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