Macworld 2011 attendees get oddball offer from local strip club. . . In one of the more peculiar developments of the week, Macworld 2011 is seeing support (or more accurately, an unaffiliated attempt to tap into its popularity) on the part of at least one Market Street adult venue.
With its tens of thousands of attendees, Macworld brings a boost in revenue to the various businesses surrounding the Moscone Center in San Francisco where the annual Appe-oriented conference is housed. Attendees must find places to eat and sleep, and so restaurants and hotels benefit each January. But one strip club appears to think it can tap into the action as well, at least according to its semi-intelligible signage . . .
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