Introducing commercial ventures into public spaces is a delicate balancing act. When done right, economic activity is a crucial ingredient in creating lively, well-used places. But when private interests overwhelm a place, they exclude regular users and diminish the place's identity. In this month's editorial, "Keeping the 'Public' in Public Space," we describe two commercial events that have overrun public spaces to the detriment of the people who use them: "NFL Kickoff 2003," which cut off portions of the National Mall for an event that launched both the new football season and a new soft drink from Pepsi; and "Mercedes Benz New York Fashion Week," an invitation-only event that keeps regular users off the lawn in Bryant Park for several weeks every year. The pictures say it all:
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