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Next step for Berkeleyside
When we launched Berkeleyside in October last year, we had ambitions to develop it into a sustainable, valuable news site for Berkeley. Our strategy has been to improve it steadily, and plan on strong, organic growth of readership and community involvement in the site.
Today we’re taking an important next step with the introduction of advertising [...]
Where in Berkeley?
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Where in Berkeley?
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Photo by Tracey Taylor.
Where in Berkeley?
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(We were clearly too easy last time. Are we being too hard this time around?)
Photo by Lance Knobel
Where in Berkeley?
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Photo by Ben Knobel
Berkeleyside visitors: what’s the matter with North Dakota?
Berkeleyside exists primarily to help Berkeleyites know what’s going on in their city and provide a forum for the many issues that concern people living here. But as we all know, “Berkeley” has a wider resonance in society, and there are many people outside the city who remain interested in what’s going on in our [...]
New: become a fan of Berkeleyside on Facebook
Do you spend a lot of your Web time on Facebook? You can now get your fix of Berkeleyside there, if you prefer, rather than through our site or our RSS feed.
Have a look and become a fan of Berkeleyside. Or follow us on Twitter or through our RSS feed.
New to Berkeleyside: report a problem
Troubled by a pothole on your street, or a tree branch that seems to be on the verge of falling down on your parked car? You can now notify the world — and Berkeleyside.
Yesterday’s New York Times reported on a start-up that lets local governments and local media encourage their community to report on problems. [...]
UC Berkeley honors Isaias Hellman
Frances Dinkelspiel author interview from Steven Pressman on Vimeo.
Berkeleyside’s own Frances Dinkelspiel is this week celebrating the paperback publication of her bestselling book, Towers of Gold: How One Jewish Immigrant Named Isaias Hellman Created California.
Frances, who lives in Berkeley, has enjoyed considerable success with her book which tells the tale of her great-great grandfather, Isaias [...]
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