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The craving for massive live events is ruining our cities
Simon Jenkins: In the digital age, there's big money to be made in large gatherings. But the Olympics will show the flaws of circus economics
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@jason_manc @JimRManning I like this one, from Simon Jenkins http://t.co/RlEEdTS5 - he who desperately wanted the dome. Total donkey.
@jason_manc @JimRManning I like this one, from Simon Jenkins http://t.co/RlEEdTS5 - he who desperately wanted the dome. Total donkey.
"Circus economics" and event costs for cities - great piece via @guardian and @pv_reynolds http://t.co/4k2wRLIe
"Circus economics" and event costs for cities - great piece via @guardian and @pv_reynolds http://t.co/4k2wRLIe
MT @jes_af "Cities cannot survive on circus economics." http://t.co/NZqmkyMI HT @pv_reynolds | The Circus is running the show.
"Cities cannot survive on circus economics." - extravaganza hollows out the urban heart. HT @pv_reynolds
http://t.co/pgbJf8E8 #fb
“@hamish_keith: Stadium worries read this http://t.co/YqPqcE5e”
Also 'circus economics': http://t.co/0WTeNh6U
What's the plan for Ch then?
"Cities cannot survive on circus economics." - extravaganza hollows out the urban heart. HT @pv_reynolds
http://t.co/pgbJf8E8 #fb
'Circus economics' it's universal, men in suits always think cities are made of stadia, casinos, and conventions. Fail