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Do you think the MTA should allow larger scale subway station takeover ads? For example, our Canadian brothers and sisters have this sort of advertising on their turnstiles.
What about NYC?
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Well, if it might reduce the fare or pay for cleaner stations, sure. Otherwise, just to fatten up the fat cats over at MTA, no.
Replyexactly. let the advertisers offset fare. and let the phone companies advertise all over the place if it means we get reception underground.
Replyif it helps to lower or maintain fares, why not?
ReplyI think sponsors would make sure “their” station was clean and well maintained.
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