Daily News: Is AT&T Station’s naming rights worth the money?
SEPTA’s plan to change the name of Broad Street line’s Pattison Avenue to AT&T Station is part of its plan to increase advertising but will the plan blur too much the line between the public and private sectors? And will visitors to the city be confused by the branding? The Daily News explores these issues before SEPTA makes a decision Thursday.
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