Tech
Judge tosses SF lawsuit that spurred Streisand Effect for tech exec’s arrest
Plaintiff’s lawyer claims former CEO is no Zuckerberg, but judge says ‘there is a First Amendment protection for truthful reporting of newsworthy information’
San Francisco’s Internet Archive fighting erasure of DEI, Jan. 6 materials
Archivists with the organization’s Wayback Machine now trying to predict what Trump might scrub next
Welcome to the age of AI-driven discrimination
'AI accountability is out and tech infrastructure is in,' a policy expert told Gazetteer SF
A former tech CEO is on a crusade to get the record of his arrest removed from the internet
Maury Blackman is suing a journalist who publicized his domestic violence arrest for $25 million
Rivian opens up shop in Hayes Valley with a showroom and ‘community gathering space’
Welcome to 2025, I guess
DEI is dead in the water after Amazon, Meta decisions. What comes next?
‘TBD’ on whether the companies will even release employee demographics in the future
Meta quietly removed mentions of LGBTQ-affirming care from public benefits page
The company said that they were ‘removed in error’
Tech companies are marketing digital payday loans as ‘safe’ and ‘cost-effective’ money management
Policymakers are scrambling to regulate the 'earned wage access' industry
If your tech company isn’t hiring a magician for your holiday party, do you even work in tech?
Apparently, December is the busiest season for San Francisco’s magician community
For termed-out D9 Supervisor Hillary Ronen’s next act, she’s tackling AI policy
She'll be working with Local Progress, a lefty org made up of current and former elected officials