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Cities or towns that want to host conferences work really hard to make them attractive to conferences. (See the work done by local authorities/venues @ http://w
by Maxious 15y ago
Cities or towns that want to host conferences work really hard to make them attractive to conferences. (See the work done by local authorities/venues @ http://wiki.linux.org.au/Ctte/LCA_Bid_Guidelines http://wiki.linux.org.au/Ctte/LCA_Bid_Guidelines) Maybe the value proposition just isn't there for London with everything else they've got going on?
edit: I remembered Yahoo had to hold a London hack day in some kind of stadium (to get enough capacity); the roof was struck by lighting and opened letting water in. Video of the incident http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acUEvkMu2xM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acUEvkMu2xM
- djhworld 15y agoThe problem is the accomodation for the attendees, Google/whoever might get a good deal on the facilities but if none of your attendees can afford to go then what's the point? For the cheapest "chain" hotel in London (Travelodge) you're still looking at between £75-£110 a night