<![CDATA[New York's New Media District - Gawker Comments]]> <![CDATA[New York's New Media District - Gawker Comments]]> <![CDATA[New York's New Media District]]> yes, it's a great neighborhood. i should know -- they forced all the small businesses out.

meechybee

]]> <![CDATA[New York's New Media District]]> Donde esta Fashionista, Buzzfeed, Salon, or Huffington Post?

traydon_barter

]]> <![CDATA[New York's New Media District]]> Your forgetting all the movie companies around there.. Miramax, Focus, Killer Films. But then again they've been there for a while.

burz

]]> <![CDATA[New York's New Media District]]> Why should New York fight for relevance anymore?

Priam

]]> <![CDATA[New York's New Media District]]> This sounds like a job for Gridskipper! Wait, fuck.

mitchel_stevens

]]> <![CDATA[New York's New Media District]]> Are rents really cheaper than Midtown? I dunno about that...

rex

]]> <![CDATA[New York's New Media District]]> I think we might be stretching it with Google and IAC. By about 22 blocks.

Gayyker

]]> <![CDATA[New York's New Media District]]> Also in that general area... Viacom has taken something like a half-million square feet of space @ 345 Hudson, across King Street from marginally hip (well, for advertising anyway) Saatchi & Saatchi's NYC Death Star and across Hudson from EURO RSCG, a tentacle of the mighty Havas empire. Of course, all that media hipsterdom is balanced neatly by the passport office, which is surrounded daily by unhip types of all varieties, and the Jacques Torres store, which is peopled largely by fats and tourists.

ChokeyDokey

]]> <![CDATA[New York's New Media District]]> Why no Flushing Main Street?

famousauthor

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