Every day, Silicon Valley’s elite tech companies send buses into San Francisco to pick up and drop off their young, wealthy employees. It’s a familiar story and a symbol of controversial gentrification in the city. But where do the buses actually go, and what does that mean? A design company mapped it out with unexpected results. Story posted at: wired.com To leave a comment or share, visit: Mapping Silicon Valley’s gentrification problem through corporate shuttle routes Related research and analysis from GigaOM Pro:Subscriber content.
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