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Reconsidering Tourist Relationships

Last summer, trips and vacations were cancelled. This summer, tourism in the United States is booming – and with Americans visiting national parks in record numbers, camping areas and nearby towns once considered serene are being overwhelmed. How one town is reconsidering its relationship with tourists.see more
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Reconsidering Tourist Relationships

Last summer, trips and vacations were cancelled. This summer, tourism in the United States is booming – and with Americans visiting national parks in record numbers, camping areas and nearby towns once considered serene are being overwhelmed. How one town is reconsidering its relationship with tourists.see more
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From Apple Pay to Unicorns: This Year in Technology

Michael Krasny
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It has been a busy year in tech news, from vastly improved virtual reality headsets to the rise of biometrics used for online security. The year has also seen an explosion of so-called unicorns, startups valued at $1 billion or more. We'll discuss the biggest technological news and innovations of 2015 (and preview those of 2016) with out roundtable of Bay Area tech journalists.

Guests:

Alexandra Suich, U.S. technology editor, The Economist

Mark Milian, technology editor, Bloomberg

Brian Chen, consumer technology writer, The New York Times

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