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WSJ on the Artist Involvement in Secondary Ticketing Market
Wednesday, March 11, 2009At last, the curtain is being lifted on artists' involvement in the secondary ticketing market. The Wall Street Journal's Ethan Smith has an excellent article on Ticketmaster, secondary ticketing services and the extent to which some artists and managers are profiting from legal scalping.
A focal point of the article is TicketExchange, a secondary ticket marketplace owned by Ticketmaster. Here's ...
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