Sunday, March 28, 2010      Prokhorov maintained his own
lighthearted mien, playfully parrying questions, and even
claiming that spending time in detention in France was "fun for
me." However, as Dave D'Alessandro of the Star-Ledger noted,
"there was very little substance about where he came from."
Nothing about Atlantic Yards controversy  Though Kroft
obligatorily reported on the questionable--but, domestically,
legal--source of Prokhorov's wealth, not a word was mentioned of
any controversy involving Atlantic Yards, much less the
questionable use of significant subsidies, tax breaks, and the
extraordinary power of eminent domain to benefit Russia's
richest man.  And CBS came up with this insightful description:
If everything goes according to plan, two years from now he
plans to move the Nets to a brand-new arena in Brooklyn, home to
the largest Russian-American community in the United States. The
screen flashed from a rendering of the (unnamed) Barclays Center
to a street scene in Brighton Beach, some eig