BusinessToday brings more reports of a MacWorld return to Boston. Trade show organizer, Charlie Greco seems serious about the move back to Boston:
Macworld's organizer said yesterday that he is willing to bring in two cruise ships as makeshift hotels if local hoteliers don't meet pricing requests for the huge trade show.
Fresh off his first meeting with Mayor Thomas M. Menino, trade show organizer Charlie Greco said Boston is ``very close'' to landing Macworld back in the Hub.
Based on comments in the article, it appears that such extreme measures will not be necessary... but if you live in New York, it's looking more likely that your MacWorld days are numbered.
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