Vol. V, No. 4, May 2005

  1. Editor's Corner
  2. Twentysomethings = the flavor generation
  3. Too much edu and not enough tainment: back to the future
  4. Reinventing bowling
  5. The first thing we need to do is kill all the accountants
  6. The ultimate lock-in
  7. Silverlake Family Recreation Center renovation
  8. 'Artisan' and 'handcrafted' a major food trend
  9. Chicago's Foundations Entertainment University a great success: July's is just around the corner
  10. The difference between the genders
  11. Agritainment Today e-newsletter coming
  12. Airlines with the most satisfied customers are the winners
  13. Motivating Generation Y workers
  14. BRC Imagination Arts recognizes Lincoln Presidential Library & Museum contributors

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The difference between the genders

In last month's article, Androcentrism, the curse of male-bias, we discussed the issue of how most location-based entertainment designers, owners and managers are men, and as such, fail to design and manage LBEs for the primary decision-maker: women. For our male readers who might not have agreed, we offer this highly researched summary of the difference between most men and women shoppers as further evidence.


Vol. V, No. 4, May 2005

  1. Editor's Corner
  2. Twentysomethings = the flavor generation
  3. Too much edu and not enough tainment: back to the future
  4. Reinventing bowling
  5. The first thing we need to do is kill all the accountants
  6. The ultimate lock-in
  7. Silverlake Family Recreation Center renovation
  8. 'Artisan' and 'handcrafted' a major food trend
  9. Chicago's Foundations Entertainment University a great success: July's is just around the corner
  10. The difference between the genders
  11. Agritainment Today e-newsletter coming
  12. Airlines with the most satisfied customers are the winners
  13. Motivating Generation Y workers
  14. BRC Imagination Arts recognizes Lincoln Presidential Library & Museum contributors

[ Index of Previous eNewsletters ]