I should have posted this ages back. A Guardian article from March about why creative industries choose to locate in London. I said that creative industries tend to locate where creative people like to locate. I was rather pleased with this observation until I read how Richard Florida had come to exactly the same conclusion in The Rise Of The Creative Class five years earlier.
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Im a huge fan of that book and I see your connection with london.
http://thingsdonotchangewechange.blogspot.com/2007/07/why-i-love-cities-like-london-and-new.html
Walking into a bookshop in san francisco last year showed he has written a number of them.
The big question is... does all the diversity and openess to difference overtake the crap weather....
Posted by: Mikej | September 16, 2009 at 02:35 PM