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Microsoft courts L.A. hipsters

June 12, 2008 |  4:52 pm
Microsoft tries to create a scene in Hollywood with its new Zune LA nightlub

Microsoft -- you know, that software company responsible for PowerPoint tortures presentations and Excel spreadsheets -- is trying to create a scene in Los Angeles. Microsoft leased space on Beverly Boulevard and is calling it Zune LA, named after its digital music player. An exec calls the venue a "clubhouse for the creative community." Charlie Amter went to see what the buzz was about and offers a sneak peek at some coming attractions that you can check out -- if you have enough geek cred to score an invite.

-- Alex Pham

Photo: Microsoft's Zune LA office turns into a nightclub after hours. Credit: Ken Hively / Los Angeles Times


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