NYPD increases security around media outlets after Charlie Hebdo attack

In the wake of the deadly terrorist attack at the office of Charlie Hebdo, a French satire magazine, the New York City Police Department has assigned police officers to some Manhattan-based organizations, Gawker reports. Gawker CEO Scott Kidder sent his staff a memo about increased patrols outside their Nolita offices, noting there is no specific threat against the company: I want to send a note to let you know that the NYPD has advised us that they're increasing patrols of media companies in li...