The Bay Area is often thought of as a bastion of progressive thought and lifestyle. It's also home to the tech revolution, producing technologies that affect billions of people. But what are the costs of progress and who gets left behind? UC Berkeley geography professor Richard Walker's new book, "Pictures of a Gone City," provides a wide-ranging account of Bay Area economic history and the dark side of the tech boom.

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