Apart from cutting-edge technology, this enormous space--28,000 square feet--is loaded with sleek design, inspirational quotes, a stand-up meeting room where vintage records can be played, a coffee bar that doubles as a catering station, and a space for conferences and events.
So, before the Cubs worked out Sunday, Quintana grabbed a paper plate and a plastic fork, then visited the catering station behind home plate for an omelet, waffles and fresh fruit.
"There will be improved wi-fi, better catering, refurbished stations and importantly we'll be cutting standard anytime fares by 15% on average".
The unit has 37 hemodialysis stations catering to patients in four shifts, six days a week.
There are already five radio stations catering to New York's Spanish speakers, and industry experts say they and WNNY could generate an estimated $85 million in annual advertising revenues.
Meanwhile, the advent of DAB not only ushered in better sound quality, but more efficient use of airwaves meant potential for hundreds more stations catering to all sorts of tastes.
Mr. Unmacht said that although urban stations catering to black and Hispanic audiences get fewer commercials than mainstream stations, they are beginning to catch up a bit as advertisers recognize that many of these listeners have considerable spending power.
Several hundred of these immigrants complained last month of being duped by First U.S. Citizens Service Center, which had offices in Chinatown in Manhattan and in Sunset Park in Brooklyn and advertised in newspapers and on radio stations catering to the Chinese community.
Arbitron's new measurement method, called the personal people meter, met with staunch opposition this month when a test showed steep declines for several radio stations catering to younger listeners and minorities.
But some analysts believe GCap's decision could lead other commercial operators to pull their investment in DAB, leaving the original promise of a whole range of new stations catering for all kinds of niche tastes unfulfilled.
