“It was definitely a very fast and furious situation,” Chu said in his Mediabistro interview. “Things were literally happening not in hours or minutes, but seconds sometimes. It was a bit of an adrenaline rush, because it was historic just by the sheer volatility. Probably one of the hardest parts was trying to stay calm and be able to deliver some kind of message that was understandable to the audience.”

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“With its many media outlets, the NYC Media Group has a tremendous platform for providing vital information to residents and visitors of New York City,” Asher said. “I’m looking forward to building on the Bloomberg Administration’s successful use of technology to better deliver services and information to the public.”

Most recently, Asher worked as COO for The Core Club, a private membership organization, and he earned his traditional and new media chops as vice president of North and South America broadcast operations at Bloomberg TV.

“Having worked with him to build Bloomberg Television’s International Operations, I can’t wait to see what he will do for the NYC Media Group,” said Katherine Oliver, NYC Media Group’s CEO.

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