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Trip Hawkins: Using virtual worlds for social interaction
- After three decades of striving to develop video games with the realistic appearance of broadcast television — including one of the most popular games ever sold in Madden NFL Football — Trip Hawkins now says he had it all wrong. But don’t tell his competition, for whom high fidelity is still the industry standard.
- After three decades of striving to develop video games with the realistic appearance of broadcast television — including one of the most popular games ever sold in Madden NFL Football — Trip Hawkins now says he had it all wrong. But don’t tell his competition, for whom high fidelity is still the industry standard.
Fred Bateman: Using Web 2.0 for PR work
- High-tech public relations firm the Bateman Group is riding a wave of new Web 2.0 clients toward another stunning year of growth, according to founder and President Fred Bateman.
Coleman Matthew: Success with online health supplements
- In the vitamin and supplement business for more than three years, Coleman Matthew thought he’d about heard it all until a customer telephoned to ask whether it would be all right for her to take the arthritis medicine, Dog Gone Pain, she’d bought from his company for her dog.
- In the vitamin and supplement business for more than three years, Coleman Matthew thought he’d about heard it all until a customer telephoned to ask whether it would be all right for her to take the arthritis medicine, Dog Gone Pain, she’d bought from his company for her dog.
Al Ribaya: Well-suited to North Beach neighborhood
- There is something of the old-world blended with San Francisco’s funkiness in Al Ribaya’s custom-tailored designs.
- There is something of the old-world blended with San Francisco’s funkiness in Al Ribaya’s custom-tailored designs.
Amit Desai: Heading in the right direction
- Ladies, if your man is hopelessly lost behind the wheel, there’s one woman you may not mind whispering in his ear.
Con-way expands across Asia
- Logistics and supply chain services firm Menlo Worldwide, a subsidiary of Con-way Trucking (CNW), announced Monday that it will buy China-based Chic Holdings Ltd. in an ongoing effort to expand its Asian market presence.
Paola Gianturco: From boardroom to the darkroom
- The climb up the corporate ladder to the heights of advertising giant Saatchi & Saatchi was neither as difficult for Paola Gianturco as trekking 7,000 feet up the Himalayas on her most recent career move, nor as rewarding.
County park user fees climbing
- Just two months after a broad range of user fees at Flood Park were approved, park officials were back before the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday asking for more — and getting what they want.
- Just two months after a broad range of user fees at Flood Park were approved, park officials were back before the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday asking for more — and getting what they want.
Citizen seeks top sheriff’s recall after brothel sting
- Two months after the county’s elected sheriff was caught up in a brothel raid in Las Vegas, a self-proclaimed government watchdog is moving ahead with plans to recall the county’s top officer.
- Two months after the county’s elected sheriff was caught up in a brothel raid in Las Vegas, a self-proclaimed government watchdog is moving ahead with plans to recall the county’s top officer.
Summer in The City: Cooler tomorrow, warm Sunday
- If buying a new air-conditioning unit for your apartment window rose to the top of the “to-do” list when temperatures reached into the 80s in The City this week, you’ll be happy to know that cooler temperatures are expected over the next couple of days.
- If buying a new air-conditioning unit for your apartment window rose to the top of the “to-do” list when temperatures reached into the 80s in The City this week, you’ll be happy to know that cooler temperatures are expected over the next couple of days.
Loma Mar logging plans could be cut
- Pressure from environmentalists may be turning the tide on plans to log about 500 acres of property owned by the San Francisco YMCA and the county Board of Education near Loma Mar.
- Pressure from environmentalists may be turning the tide on plans to log about 500 acres of property owned by the San Francisco YMCA and the county Board of Education near Loma Mar.
SamTrans closes budget gap with no service cuts
- Having already spent surplus reserves to close deficits in prior years, SamTrans board members on Wednesday approved a plan to close a $10 million budget gap with funds already earmarked for debt payments.
Free-ride program lacks volunteers
- A month into the launch of a free-ride service designed to help low-income senior citizens get to the grocery store or a haircut appointment, a shortage of volunteer drivers has left many seniors waiting in limbo.
- A month into the launch of a free-ride service designed to help low-income senior citizens get to the grocery store or a haircut appointment, a shortage of volunteer drivers has left many seniors waiting in limbo.