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Brooklyn's Dumbo neighborhood, home to an estimated 85 digital companies, on Thursday became the first in the five boroughs to offer free outdoor wireless access—boosting its profile as the center of New York City's burgeoning tech scene.
Two Trees Management Company, one of the district’s major private developers, paid about $65,000 for the WiFi equipment, according to reports. Two Trees owns 45 Main St. and 55 Washington St.—landlord to a host of Dumbo advertising and design shops, including IPG-owned Huge and independent Big Spaceship.
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