For the Record - April 10, 2008
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Culver City: In Monday’s Section A, a photo caption with an article about the renaissance in the cultural and commercial life of Culver City said the Tennis Channel building would be part of the Hayden Tract, and it referred to the area as a largely abandoned industrial sector. The Tennis Channel building is already part of the Hayden Tract. Although the area was largely abandoned in the early 1990s, it has now attracted post-production companies, Internet-related firms and cafes.
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