The Bullriders of Silicon Alley: New Media Circuits of Innovation, Speculation, and Urban Development

Michael Indergaard

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This chapter contains section titled: Networks and the Remaking of Space Rethinking the Economy/Culture Divide Silicon Alley: The Institutional Nexus Online Consumer Circuits Connecting with the Bull Market Circuits and Currencies of Urban Development Circuit Disconnects and Decay Morphing Manhattan: From Silicon Alley to Times Square City of Circuits Bibliography

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