San Francisco has been going by the moniker of ‘Silicon Valley’ since the 1970s when trade newspaper “Electronic News” ran a series with that title.
Although the semiconductors referred to in the name may not be big news these days, the tag has stuck due to the propensity of tech companies in the area, which was previously known for its fruit orchards.
Reporter Anna Dobbie spent a week around the Bay area, visiting key figures in the local media and tech industry to find out how the West Coast differs from older media hubs like London and New York, and what key trends we can expect to see coming from the Bay area in the future…
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