Old Daily News newsroom in a Nissan Leaf commercial

By Steven Rosenberg on June 8, 2011 1:30 PM | | Comments (0) |

Now that the Los Angeles Daily News has moved to a "real" office, the old, windowless Woodland Hills newsroom of yore serves as a set for commercials and presumably other filmed entertainment.

Above is a very short Nissan Leaf commercial about what a gas-powered office would be like. Not that technology was that much more advanced at 21221 Oxnard, but we did have electricity. Not all the time, or anything, but electricity it was.

Previously in Come on Feel the Nuys: Careerbuilder.com Super Bowl commercial filmed in old Daily News newsroom (YouTube embed for the 2010 Super Bowl commercial has now been fixed.)

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