On Tuesday, San Francisco voters will try to answer that question when they take up a ballot proposition that, if passed, would allow a down-and-out two-block area of a central city thoroughfare to be ringed with a variety of electronic marquees,... Full Article at The New York Times

As they see it, the key to making it happen is voter approval of a proposition that would allow owners of 50 buildings to erect digital billboards of up to 500 square feet. "It (Prop. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle

N. Plaza on one side and the bustling Westfield Mall and Powell Street cable car stop on the other. It's a two-block stretch that is neglected and ignored by much of the outside world. Full Article at San Francisco Bay Guardian

Back in May, I wrote a post observing that when David Addington testified before the House Judiciary Committee, he seemed to be carefully choosing which August 1, 2002 Bybee Memo he answered questions about. Full Article at Emptywheel

The problem is twofold. First, the national dialogue has been dominated by a pair of dueling narratives that together reduce the space available for nuanced, practical solutions that may require compromise from both camps. Full Article at The Washington Post