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Co-working and the cafe
This blog post is based on a talk I prepared for a workshop at CAMEo, the Research Institute for Cultural and Media Economies at the University of Leicester on co-working dynamics in the city. “It was a pleasant cafe, warm … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Cafe types, Consumers, Economic Impact, High Streets, Urban spaces, Use of cafe spaces
Tagged BBC, Cafe, cafe buzz, coffee shop, coffee shop north, coffice, collaboration, community, cowork, coworking, creative industries, creatives, creativity, customers, freelancers, inspiration, TimberYard, wifi, Work, work environment, Work Hard Anywhere, Ziferblat
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Cafe Innovations: Ziferblat
“Ziferblat is the first place where everything you see if free except the time you spend there. You can work, make art, drink coffee, play the piano, attend events and get acquainted with good people”. Ziferblat website Last night the … Continue reading
An Introduction to ‘Cafe Spaces’
Welcome to the ‘CafeSpaces’ blog – a place where I’ll be discussing developments in a research project which explores the development of the café industry, and the role of cafés in different urban and environments and cultures. This project has … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, General
Tagged Blitz, Cafe, Cafe Culture, Cafe Industry, Cafe Society, Cafe Spaces, Cereal Killer, Chain cafe, coffee culture, coffee shop, Costa Coffee, introduction, Lady Dinahs, research, Starbucks, Tea room, Ziferblat
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