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Online & Print

Clips at CalMatters: https://calmatters.org/author/antoinette-siu/

• California could cut your high sales tax if it taxed business services. Why that won’t happen—yet
• California moves closer to its own sweeping net neutrality rule —will it save the open internet?
• Once again, California lawmakers won’t crack down on payday lenders
• California may mandate a woman in the boardroom—but businesses are fighting it
• Legislature has been snuffing out bills that aim to help insured homeowners in wildfire country
• As gig companies beg for relief from pro-labor Supreme Court ruling, the lobbying is fast and furious

Clips at San Francisco Business Times: 

• Can blockchain put health care back together? Bay Area companies gamble that it can
  
• Staked with $600 million, the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub is writing new rules for life science research
• California health giants are grappling with ‘severe’ doctor shortage
• With a focus on technology, Tom Lee and fast-growing One Medical are in the midst of a medical revolution
• S.F. startup wants to help companies offer egg freezing as a workplace benefit
• How this health startup wants to change medicine with $15 online doctor visits​
• Exclusive: A look at Chan and Zuckerberg-backed Primary School’s 10-year plan in East Palo Alto
• Forget Uber — this is who's road-testing self-driving cars in California

In pricey Bay Area, some turn to vans for cheap living quarters, The Washington Post, June 2016

​Can a Search Engine Pop Our Filter Bubbles? CMSWire, April 2016​

​Is Content Marketing Heading for a Brick Wall? CMSWire, March 2016

​Yahoo CEO Ignores Critics, Talks Mobile CMSWire, Feb 2016

Google Warns - Again - Optimize Your Mobile Content CMSWire, Feb 2016

Are You Making Money on Your Big Data? CMSWire, Jan 2016

Baker builds parklet to revitalize business San Francisco Examiner, Dec 2015 (print)

Gaming and giving find common ground San Francisco Examiner, Oct 2015 (print)

Dilapidated playground lent a friendly hand San Francisco Examiner, Oct 2015 (print)

Back to Basics Content Magazine, August/September 2015

The Startup Shepherd of Silicon Valley Content Magazine, June/July 2015

Where's the Trust in the Sharing Economy? SF Weekly, June 2015 (print)

After 60 years, Sisters of St. Francis to sell Skaneateles Lake mansion The Post-Standard, Nov 2014

Man rents home for $400 a night via online services; CNY town takes him to court The Post-Standard, Oct 2014

Project steps into virtual reality storytelling Online News Association, Sept 2014

Facing my own story Online News Association, Sept 2014

How not to be the next Benny Johnson Online News Association, Sept 2014

Hiding in Plain Site Bellwethr Magazine, Aug 2014

Syracuse Latin opens today, one of three new schools in the city school district The Post-Standard, Aug 2014

In his own words: A timeline of Gov. Cuomo's shifting views on the Moreland Commission The Post-Standard, July 2014

Playing with The New York Times Chronicle tool: What 160 years' worth of words says about us The Post-Standard, July 2014

A summer place to visit: Saratoga for racing, history and culture The Post-Standard, July 2014

Map, photos show how tornado ripped through Smithfield, killing 4 people The Post-Standard, July 2014

Emergency alerts on your phone: How do storm warnings work? The Post-Standard, July 2014

Earth Day 2014: Five ways we could be destroying the planet (and the easy fixes) The Post-Standard, April 2014

As costs soar and access plummets, is it time to improve the Freedom of Information Act? The Post-Standard, March 2014
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What can celebrity death hoaxes teach us in the Age of Information? The Post-Standard, March 2014

Hit a pothole in Central New York? Add it to our map of potholes around Syracuse The Post-Standard, March 2014

Syracuse basketball fans around the world: See a map of Orange Nation The Post-Standard, Feb 2014

Residents call proposed $100 fine for failure to shovel sidewalks ‘ridiculous’ The Post-Standard, Feb 2014

What are you doing here? New York ranks No. 1 for most people departing The Post-Standard, Jan 2014

Glassy Eyed 360 Degrees magazine, Dec 2013

The Silent Epidemic of Feeling Left Out Article 3, Sept 2012

Interview: The Team Behind the Transcribe Audio Transcription App Online Journalism Blog, July 2012

OPD Confused by Mayor Quan: Where is the Occupy Revolution Headed? International Business Times, Nov 2011

Will the World’s Cheapest Tablet Lift Countries Out of Poverty? International Business Times, Oct 2011

Nanotechnology: A New and Improved You International Business Times, Sept 2011

Radio

True Cost: The plastic bag makes its case KALW, 91.7 FM, Sept. 2012

Videos & Photos

Morning with Mainstreet Farms
A story of the local food system in Central New York. I talk to Allan Gandelman, owner of an aquaponics farm in Homer, where they are feeding communities with tilapia, vegetables and herbs.

Foreclosed in Syracuse
Padlocked door, boarded windows, mildewed walls. The home at 121 Anderson Ave. is one of 38 tax-defaulted properties seized by the Syracuse land bank. New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s office is allocating a $3 million grant to rebuild Syracuse vacant and abandoned neighborhoods.

Data Visualization

How much is it costing our government to answer Freedom of Information Act requests?

New York state's Irish people, by zip code.

New York, Illinois and California are top three states where people move to other states. Full story on syracuse.com.

The housing crisis continues in Central New York.

Graphic Design

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