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The Making Of The American Creative Class: New York'S Culture Workers And Twentiethcentury Consumer Capitalism,New Gollin ' Canadian Historical ReviewDuring The Middle Decades Of The Twentieth Century, The Production Of America'S Consumer Culture Was Centralized In Midtown Manhattan To An Extent Unparalleled In The History Of The Modern United States. Within A Few Square Miles Of Skyscrapers Were The Headquarters Of Networks Like Nbc And Cbs, The Editorial Offices Of Book Publishers And Mass Circulation Magazines Such As Time And Life, Numerous Influential Newspapers, And Major Advertising Agencies