The ticket sale for tonight’s Radiohead concert at Roseland Ballroom were a fiasco. What will happen when fans try to get in to the venue?
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Thousands of Radiohead fans were disappointed yesterday when a glitch with Ticketmaster’s system caused them to lose coveted tickets to the band’s upcoming shows at the Roseland Ballroom in New York City. While it’s no surprise that Radiohead’s first show in New York in years would sell out quickly, problems… Read More »
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The media got the picture about the need for H.B. 1893 and protection of fans’ rights. Let’s hope Massachusetts lawmakers did too.
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The Fan Freedom Project today urged the Joint Committee on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure to support Massachusetts HB 1893, a measure that would reform the issuance and sale of event tickets in the Commonwealth.
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Fan Freedom Project testifies in support of H.B. 1893, ticket legislation to protect the rights of sports and music fans in Massachusetts.
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As a recent BusinessWeek article points out, consumer-to-consumer selling is growing in popularity, and nowhere is that more evident than in the MLB ticket market.
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In The News
Boston Globe: For Fans, The Game May Be Changing
Massachusetts becomes the latest state to consider legislation to protect the ticketing rights of fans.
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Ticketmaster claims restrictive paperless tickets offer “convenience” to fans. But real music fans’ stories tell a vastly different story.