Urban Junkies, Bourgeois Hipsters, and Pedestrian Occupants living the provocative, yet sometimes banal experiences of the Greater U Street Corridor.
United States of America (Press Release) October 15, 2007 --
Washington, DC - The DistrictAutocrats (http://www.districtautocrats.com), announce the public release of their blog about living life on the U Street Corridor in Northwest Washington. This blog covers the nightlife, food, music, and day-to-day musings in and around U Street.
Washington, DC is known for its political and neighborhood blogs covering a range of topics from international relations to intern relations on Capitol Hill and living in Georgetown or Columbia Heights, but few have focused on U Street, which the New York Times calls, “the hottest place in town for getting out on weekends after dark.”
"Despite Washington, DC being a blog heavy city, it is surprising that there are very few blogs of substance covering one of the hippest and hottest areas in the District of Columbia," said DistrictAutocrats founder, Jason Wilson.
The DistrictAutocrats will provide broad coverage of U Street’s (The Corridor) pulsating beat of urbanism at its best. This blog stands out as a fresh, creative entry in DC’s over packed blogosphere.
Washington, DC is known for its political and neighborhood blogs covering a range of topics from international relations to intern relations on Capitol Hill and living in Georgetown or Columbia Heights, but few have focused on U Street, which the New York Times calls, “the hottest place in town for getting out on weekends after dark.”
"Despite Washington, DC being a blog heavy city, it is surprising that there are very few blogs of substance covering one of the hippest and hottest areas in the District of Columbia," said DistrictAutocrats founder, Jason Wilson.
The DistrictAutocrats will provide broad coverage of U Street’s (The Corridor) pulsating beat of urbanism at its best. This blog stands out as a fresh, creative entry in DC’s over packed blogosphere.
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