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Tag Archives: cities
Curitiba: Latin America’s Green City
by Hans Pul In this post I will argue that good urban planning can be of great value for places and their branding efforts. Cities with good urban planning get noticed. This is important, especially for relatively unknown non-capital cities … Continue reading
Posted in miscellaneous, opinions
Tagged air quality, Brasil, Brazil, BRT, bus, cities, city, CNN, Curitiba, Eco2 city, Green City, Green City Index, Latin America, Latin American cities, public transport, report, Siemens, sustainability, sustainable city, system, urban parks, urban planning, World Bank
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Holland Art Cities: cooperation as competitive advantage
by Hans Pul Especially since the Place Branding Conference of last month, the concepts competition and cooperation have been the theme of some recent posts on this blog*. In this post I will follow-up on this topic and discuss some aspects … Continue reading
Posted in opinions
Tagged Amsterdam, art, art museum, campaign, case, cities, competition, cooperation, exclusion, Holland, Holland Art Cities, Holland.com, marketing campaign, museum, museums, nation branding campaign, NBTC, Netherlands, Place Branding, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht
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Smartphones and the City
by Brendan Colgan I am sure you are all aware of the smartphone revolution. Smartphones have increasing impact on our day to day lives. Meaningful human communication and interaction depends primarily on language, both spoken and written. Any phone (more … Continue reading
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