Making the case for starting on the Music City Center now

By Geert De Lombaerde Posted on March 23, 2009 at 7:33 am

Richard Lawson does so in today’ City Paper.

Videoconferencing hasn’t killed the industry as had been predicted at one point. People still like to meet face to-face when they can. Cities with a competitive edge will get the business.

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Tags: construction, conventions, Metro government, Music City Center, SoBro, tourism

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