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On the Peninsula Report radio show, Vignesh Ramachandran tells us about a rather chic event that happened at Stanford: the university’s very own version of the TED talks. Jessica Parks reports on a network of earthquake sensors operating on ordinary people’s personal computers, and how you can get involved. Holly Moeller talks about little known
On the Peninsula Report radio show, Samantha Larson takes us touring to the Antarctic – with a dose of concern over tourism’s possible impact on the climate. Also on the environmental watch, Hannah Donaghe introduces us to a coral reef that’s been a climate change survivor. And David Perez gives an update on the possible closure of
On the Peninsula Report radio show, Stanford junior Maija Cruz visits to fill us in on Powwow – the drumbeat starts at 7 tonight for a weekend of song, dance and living traditions. Have you ever heard of a pea patch of the sea? Peninsula Press reporter Gretchen O’Henley is here to tell us about
On the Peninsula Report radio show, Arthur Goldhammer visited from Harvard University’s Center for European Studies. He’s a political blogger as well as academic and brings us tidings of the French presidential election. Also this week, we heard from Occupy Mountain View activist Alison Hicks on May Day and why the Occupy movement’s still kicking. And,
On the Peninsula Report radio show, Vignesh Ramachandran filled listeners in on a sneaky real estate strategy that seems to be appealing to an increasing number of buyers and sellers in the Peninsula’s hot housing market. Artist and environmental reporter Ethan Estess answered the question, when it comes to shopping bags, which is worse for the environment:
While some Peninsula tech companies are making news hiring veterans, others are under the microscope for the high cost of security for their executives. Plus, hot picks from the Cool Product Expo.
How does Pandora categorize 10,000 songs each month? Do experts endorse video games for young children? What’s the connection between high school, Stanford and 49ers football? Listen now.
What are the toys, gadgets and snacks of the future? Visitors to Stanford University’s Cool Product Expo made their guesses Wednesday as they sampled products from 35 startups.
In the midst of America’s technology hub, Silicon Valley’s real estate market is experiencing competitive activity. With low inventory and high demand, some homebuyers and sellers are opting for off-market sales.