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Hey!..who gave us this red color anyway?!

Christian conservative, bible-thumping evangelicals are drenched in red color and have been stuck with this color for nearly ten-years. If the...
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The Second Annual San Francisco Green Film Festival

The environmentally friendly event runs March 1 - 7. This is the Bay Area’s only festival dedicated to films and new forms of media that...
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Tech political power not there yet

Now that the dust has settled on the California primary results, it’s time for some perspective. And this column will take a view contrary to...
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Women Ruled the Night: Primary Politics

In a stunner of a night, women candidates, from the east coast to the west coast, were the talk of the night. Democrats to Republicans, women beat...
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Central valley conservatives welcome The North Valley Patriots

Being conservative in Stanislaus County is nothing new to most people who live in this area of California. With these beliefs still intact, not yet...
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Is an e-signature really yours?

There is a fascinating case making its way through the Bay Area legal system right now that could have broad implications for how we gather...
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Trying to open a closed society

In a remarkable turn of events, the U.S. government last week opened the door for software providers to escape the locked gates of export controls...
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Not much milk in the tech cow

Silicon Valley companies have invested major cash recently to beef up their lobbying efforts in Washington, DC. But these noble efforts may fall...
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The gap in public records lives on

When Richard Nixon realized that his conduct over the Watergate scandal in 1972 was heading for criminal prosecution, a crucial audio recording ...
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New laws put tech in the bullseye

Legislators around the U.S. were busy in 2009. January 1st ushered in over 40,000 new laws on the books across the 50 states. And a number of those...
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