Showing posts with label LIBOR Scandal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LIBOR Scandal. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Asked To Name Subway Station After Ed Koch MTA Says It Doesn’t Name Subway Stations After People. . . . Only Nefarious Banks Like Barclays

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 (click to enlarge) The poster we'd like to see in the Barclays subway stations Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-Manhattan) is seeking to hav...
Thursday, November 8, 2012

What’s In A Name?:The “Barclays” Name, As In “Barclays” Bank and “Barclays” Center Gets Some New Negative Associations

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Above (click to enlarge), the Barclays subway station as we'd like to see it, with a poster quoting Tuesday's New York Times artic...
Saturday, September 29, 2012

Report: How The Times Expunged Its Own First Draft Of History On “Barclays” Center Opening To Replace It With The Pro-Ratner Narrative It Favors

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You can Google up the story the Times published, “Barclays Center's Opening Is Met With Protests” (see image above): Google will tell...
Thursday, September 27, 2012

Two Competing Messages, Differently Illuminated: Announcement of Opening of Jay-Z 40-40 Club And Candles Walked Around “Barclays” Arena In Protest

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The above image (click to enlarge) is a photograph taken at tonight’s Candle Light Vigil led by local politicians and clergy: A mega-brigh...

Noticing New York Public Comment At Today’s MTA Board Meeting On the Subject Of MTA’s Devoting Public Assets To Advertising

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Following up on three Noticing New York articles on the subject (Thursday, September  20, 2012, Embroiled In Embarrassment of Hosting Cont...
Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Promoting Obfuscation of What Government Does and Doesn’t Do To Give The Private Sector (Including Ratner) More Credit

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This is a necessary follow-up to two earlier Noticing New York articles about the trouble the MTA has gotten into with corporate advertisi...
Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Ten Little Indians Style: Wings Aflame, Moths Around The Flame of Eminent Domain Abuse Find Themselves Crashing Out Of The Picture In Succession

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(Above, a bobble-head Bruce Ratner indian joins those of the 1965 film: " Ten Little Indians ."  Why?  Keep reading.) . . .  ...