Techdirt Podcast Episode 23: Is AirBnB Good Or Bad For Cities?
from the everyone's-a-hotelier dept
AirBnB has become a massive, popular service despite many people balking at its introduction. But in the big picture, though it's clearly been great for travellers, what effect is it having on the urban centers where it thrives? Are the complaints from some city-dwellers valid?
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Filed Under: hospitality, housing, podcast, urban planning
Companies: airbnb
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Nothing is good or bad in its entirety. How it is being used is very important and that is one of the reasons why it needs a regulatory oversight.
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