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Entertainment District BIA Introduces Best Practices to Nightlife Businesses; BIA Members to Roll-out Document With Help from Resident and Enforcement Groups Toronto, ON, Canada — The Entertainment District Business Improvement Area (BIA) has announced the completion of a nightlife venue "best practices" publication. Created in conjunction with City of Toronto, enforcement agencies, local residents and nightlife business owners, the documents compiles successful strategies and actions to ensure safety in Toronto’s vibrant hospitality zones. The guidelines are a follow-up to the BIA’s March workshop on nightlife held at CIRCA nightclub. Mark Cohen mark@mcipr.com, 416-599-0024, CNW Group http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases 7/28/2009 |
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Launch of ClubDistrict.com to Revolutionize Nightlife Industry and Give Corporate America an Avenue to Youthful, Urban Crowd PubDistrict Inc., a firm that specializes in connecting corporate America with affluent millennials through nightlife and entertainment promotions, has announced a new website, ClubDistrict.com. The site, which will launch in May 2009, promises new levels of online promotion and corporate access to urban and online consumers. Nightlife entrepreneurs will be able to take advantage of the site’s nightlife platform to start their own nightlife marketing businesses and freely share the online traffic generated across a national network. It will replace the popular Southern California site www.pubdistrict.com. N/A N/A, 555-555-5555, PRWeb http://www.prweb.com 4/21/2009 |
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Steep Decline Predicted for Nonresidential Construction Activity in 2009 As the overall U.S. economy continues to struggle, nonresidential construction spending is expected to decrease by 11 percent in 2009 in inflation adjusted terms. Commercial projects including office buildings and retail establishments will see the most significant decrease in activity. Amusement and recreation is forecasted to decline as is the hotel market. Scott Frank sfrank@aia.org, 202-626-7467, American Institute of Architects http://www.aia.org/index.htm 1/14/2009 |
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