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WNYW and WWOR, the Fox owned stations in New York, are the newest stations to move their broadcast antenna from Midtown to One World Trade Center.

The Durst Organization and The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey today announced The Stagwell Group LLC signed a 13-year lease for 83,955 square feet on the 62nd and 63rd floors of One World Trade Center.

Stagwell Group will consolidate its subsidiaries at the 104-story tower

With the push of a button, Telemundo 47 / WNJU became the first Tri-State television station to officially resume over-the-air transmissions from One World Trade Center.

ION Media, together with The Durst Organization and The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, announced today that it will relocate its New York City broadcast television operations to One World Trade Center in downtown Manhattan.

ION Media’s portfolio of TV networks, including ION Television, ION Life and Qubo, will begin broadcasting from the tallest building in the western hemisphere in the fourth quarter of 2017, providing New York and the tri-state area with a perfect 360-degree signal from a state-of-the-art omni-directional antenna. This provides the ideal high-power UHF frequency footprint for high-definition broadcasting, as well as future wireless spectrum applications.

Another major broadcaster is switching signals from the Empire State Building to One World Trade Center: ION Media, the nation’s largest broadcast station group, with 60 stations reaching 98 million homes.

Sailthru Takes 27,320 Square Foot Prebuilt at One World Trade Center.
The Durst Organization and The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey today announced that Sailthru, Inc. has signed a five-year lease for a 27,320 square foot prebuilt suite at One World Trade Center. Sailthru joins a growing community of technology and media firms at One World Trade Center including: xAd, Inc., High 5 Games, Infosys, Symphony Communications, Kensho Technologies, Piano, ITIData, MiC.com and EasySoft.

The Durst Organization and The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey today announced the opening of One World Commons, a full-service amenity space exclusively for the tenants of One World Trade Center. One World Commons, located on the 64th floor and powered by Convene, will serve as a world-class corporate and social hub, a “third-space” purpose-designed for workers to get away from the traditional office, but to also foster workplace creativity, collaboration, learning & development, and ultimately – a sense of place and community.

This coming Monday, tenants of 1 World Trade Center will officially be able to grab a cup of coffee and play a round of pool 64 floors above the ground.

The Durst Organization this week wrapped up the final touches on the 3-million-square-foot tower’s amenity floor, which is open to all tenants in the building. While they’re not necessarily the first to undertake this type of communal space, the story of this floor dates back to the early days of the tower.