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Opinion
Jul 15, 2009 By Tim Halbur
The City of Santee is using Twitter and Facebook to protest a planned prison expansion on nearby county land.
Jun 9, 2009 San Diego Union-Tribune
May 27, 2009 By Chris Steins
Will the red-hot microblogging platform Twitter change the way we live in our cities, how we call for help in an emergency, or even help rally a group to topple the city's government? Or is it a frivolous technology that simply atomizes our thoughts and relationships into 140-character bits?
Opinion
Apr 8, 2009 By Robert Goodspeed
Usually planners get involved in the allocation and details of creating both public and private spaces for groups of people engaged in a wide range of variety of activities.
Opinion
Jan 24, 2009 By Rick Abelson
What can we as planners learn from president-elect Barak Obama's use of technology? Opinion
Jan 19, 2009 By Chris Steins
Here in New York City, there is an incredibly popular burger stand in Madison Square Park called The Shake Shack. It's one of the touchpoints for Silicon Alley, and a great meet-up spot. The problem is that its usually insanely crowded, with an hour-long line stretching well across the park. Opinion
Oct 28, 2008 By Anthony Townsend
