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Right around the same time as we moved into our new digs on Market Street, we launched Yammer's civic engagement initiative called Mid-Market Matters, which focuses our community efforts on issues affecting our new neighborhood. Through this initiative we encourage Yammer employees to get out of the office (as beautiful as it is) and interact with our neighbors - whether that means grabbing a coffee at MaVelous, taking dance classes at LINES Dance Center, or volunteering at a local non-profit. Up until the 1950s the Mid-Market neighborhood was a thriving theater district. www.office.com/setup (UPFROMTHEDEEP.COM POSTCARD, CIRCA 1957) www.office.com/setup (SOURCE: SAN FRANCISCO HISTORY CENTER, SF PUBLICLIBRARY) However, after years of neglect and the unfortunate consequences of various policy decisions, we were left with many empty storefronts and a haven for illicit activity. www.office.com/setup (SOURCE: UPFROMTHEDEEP.COM) After numerous attempts at revitalization, it seems we finally have a fighting chance to make some lasting improvements to the area. Thanks to the public-private partnerships formed and the intense focus by all parties involved, we hope to make a difference in the lives of Mid-Market residents and businesses. . This time around everyone is at the table (transit, the arts, non-profits, the Mayor's office, and the business community). We all want to bring Market Street back to its former glory! Since January we've been busy! So far we've sent 70 employees to St Anthony's Foundation to serve meals and sort clothes: www.office.com/setup We've donated 50 monitors to the Tenderloin Tech Lab. www.office.com/setup 15 employees volunteered at the Tenderloin Community School to help teachers with classroom activities www.office.com/setup And we've sent a few folks out to keep the streets safe while kids get to their afterschool programs. www.office.com/setup This Friday April 12th, Yammer is giving back in a big way. Al

Google's Sesame Street doodle series, creatively done to celebrate Sesame Street 40th anniversary today!

Google Street View has added 90,000 new panoramic images of temples at Angkor Wat.

MOSCOW - Tens of thousands of Muslim men knelt shoulder-to-shoulder in prayer on the freezing streets of Moscow on Sunday to celebrate the religious holiday of Eid al-Adha.

Chinese e-commerce website Dangdang.com has today been slammed by an alliance of high street bookstores for its current, 65% sales promo, which celebrates its 4th anniversary in business.

Scottish high street footfall fell 2.8% year-on-year in July 2019 across all stores, according to the latest monthly report from the Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC).

Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has announced the Party's radical plan to revive the struggling UK high street by enabling councils to reopen abandoned shops by giving them to start-ups, community projects and co-operative businesses.

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Google maps have added yet another feather to its cap with the info on coral reefs added to it which would help in analyzing the fish colonies and their habitat.

Four months after it first published this research (detailed in the story below), Google is now promoting this deep neural network as a win for both Street View and its Recaptcha product.

For the fifth time in six series that has been in the title this season, Sebastian Vettel managed Listed his name as the holder of pole position at the street circuit of Monte Carlo, Monaco. This success undoubtedly make Formula 1 world champion last year was a chance to win this series.

Samsung is planning to publish its smartphone operating system "Bada OS" as an Open Source, an information unveiled from The Wall Street Journal.

"The first reference to a new Sony device named Hayabusa showed up on a leaked roadmap of the firm's 2012 releases in January, where it was given a tentative July street date and a near-as-makes-no-difference €500 price tag. From that, it was clear the phone was going to be near the top of Sony's range."

"A mysterious teaser poster that appeared on the window of a Phones4U store in Oxford Street, London points to the store reopening after a refurbishment rather than the launch of the new Galaxy S3 as many had speculated."

Former Wall Street Journal technology reporter Yukari Kane delves deep inside Apple in the two years since Steve Jobs's death, revealing the tensions and challenges CEO Tim Cook and his team face as they try to sustain Jobs's vision and keep the company moving forward.

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