Richard Florida weighs in on what downtown Twitter presence means for Detroit
Take a look inside Startup News to get our own Jon Zemke’s take on Twitter coming to Detroit here.
But before you go, take a look at what Richard Florida has to say in this op/ed from Atlantic Cities.
An excerpt:
Now with his development company, Rock Ventures, (Dan Gilbert) owns nine buildings downtown and has attracted 40 companies to those buildings all in a very short time. Twitter is, by far, his most high profile catch.
Read more here.
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