Tag Archives: Midtown Detroit

The New Mobility Requires A New Workforce

Posted on December 9, 2019 by Nat Zorach

This morning I attended “Driving Our AV Future,” an event produced by the Michigan Mobility Institute (MMI) and the Partnership for Transportation Innovation and Opportunity (PTIO). The event took place at the Industry Innovation Center (formerly just NextEnergy) across from TechTown. … Continue reading →

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The Somewhat Unsurprising Struggle of Detroit’s Streetcar

Posted on May 3, 2019 by Nat Zorach

Figures out this week show that Detroit’s QLINE streetcar, once heralded as a bringer of progress to our struggling city, show that ridership is a fraction of what it was projected to be, as reported this week by Detroit Metro … Continue reading →

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The Ilitch Perfidy Makes It To The Media Majors– Now What?

Posted on April 25, 2019 by admin

With HBO now coming after Detroit’s second-favorite billionaire family in the city’s Holy Trinity– comprising the Ilitches, Dan Gilbert, and Matty Moroun- a city waits with bated breath to figure out what’s next. The Time Warner subsidiary, which is known … Continue reading →

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