Posted on 08/26/2015 2:05:47 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
NEW YORK (AP) — The Associated Press plans to move its global headquarters from Manhattan's far west side to a smaller, less-expensive space adjacent to the World Trade Center site, the news cooperative's president said Wednesday.
The move, planned for early 2017, would bring the AP to 200 Liberty St, which is across the street from the Sept. 11 memorial in a waterfront neighborhood that has blossomed as the city has recovered from 9/11. At the time of the terror attacks, the building was known as One World Financial Center.
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The Dinosaur Media Deathwatch continues!
I prefer American Pharoah to Associated Press. :-)
That would be fun to ride around on him.. Not racing. Just for fun. He’s set for life.. No need for ashley Madison for him.
No White house visit for the Pharoah.
Article at link: http://wnyt.com/article/stories/s3888945.shtml
In 2017, A. P. will move from N. Y. City to N. Y. City.
Film at eleven...
Yawing optional.
I guess Joisey was out of old toxic dump sites to develop for such an esteemed entity as the A P . :-) A good fit.
Is that what this new site was, or was it land fill?
I wonder where Indians dumped their trash? 8-o
It’s just the latest stop for the AP.
950 local strong now.
Since 1846.. Wow.
My great grand parents were just packing their bags in Europe for here.
WhEre did all that time go? Wow.
According to the Left, Indian’s never had trash.
How dare you!
You now, you touch on the A. P. back then, and it forces one to think of how news traveled back then.
Months.
Today it’s seconds, and with pictures and video from any place on the planet, and sometimes even off planet.
If the msm continues to lie, they’ll be down grading more the following year.
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