Are Mission Techies Recession-Proof?
As hi-tech stocks decline, employees fear layoffs and other cost-cutting measures. By KATE KILPATRICK
Tag Archives: tech
MIX MEDIA: Mission’s A-Twitter With Street Food
A foodie fiesta in the Mission. By ARMAND EMAMDJOMEH Audio slideshow by HELENE GOUPIL
From Basta to Hasta la Vista
Lou Dobb's resignation is a reason for drinking and dancing for Bay Area activists.
CEOs and Profs Debate Whether Technology Can Cut Health Care Costs
Hundreds convened at Mission Bay to watch the show.
Parking Stress and Gas (Greenhouse) Relief?
Some wonder if the new technology will work. En Español
Fluther Flourishes on Mission St.
People have questions. And the online community – thousands of people around the world – have answers. En Español
Co-Work Spaces Thrive
Cheap food, cheap rents = the return of the dot com shared working spaces in the Mission. En Español
My Mission: Jesse Drew
It was a time when the city distributed official maps to tourists, and the Mission wasn't on them.
Mission Hacker Space Cofounder Detained, Released by Feds
Jacob Appelbaum, cofounder of the Noisebridge Hacker Space, was detained this Thursday while entering the country to attend Defcon. En Español
Mission Artisans Go 2.0
The next class is on Friday, September 17th at the Mission Economic Development Agency. En Español
Photojojo: Small Business, Big Fun
Above Mission Bicycle dwells an unconventional photo business with an international following.
In the Old Sears Building: Changing How Television Works
Just a few months after launching, Coincident TV got an Emmy nomination.
Making Public Transit Sexy
Digital Graffiti? Really?
Building a Better Neighborhood, the iPhone Edition
Can Blockboard build a more politically and socially engaged Mission District?
Sharing Cars With the Neighbors for Profit
A growing number of people are taking their neighbor's car out for a ride in what's becoming a new trend: neighbor-to-neighbor car sharing. The Mission is becoming a hot spot for such a communal exchange.