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By Laura Rich
Last week, Razorfish creative director Craig Kanarick was mulling over the aftermath of a company party thrown the week before in its New York SoHo loft. The bash, which featured belly dancers and transvestites serving White Castle burgers, provoked some new media colleagues to show their distaste in cyberspace. They posted messages in newsgroups bearing the subject ‘Razorfish, live nude girls?’ (which there weren’t) and sniped that the 2,000-attendee gathering was for ‘Trendy/Beautiful-People-In-Technology’ (which it might have been).
‘People get offended, but the thing about the new media industry is that it involves taking chances,’ replies the 30-year-old Kanarick.
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