A California Bill Designed to Rein in Ticketmaster Was Rewritten. Now It May End Up Helping It Instead

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A California Ticketmaster bill was rewritten after music industry pushback. Originally designed to rein in the company, it may now end up helping it.

A controversial California Assembly bill that would have forced Ticketmaster to share its ticketing inventory with resale sites StubHub and SeatGeek has been amended with anti-resale provisions that would allow promoters like Live Nation to ban Stubhub and SeatGeek from selling its concert tickets in California.

Facing universal opposition from the live music industry and several members of the committee, Wicks vowed to make changes to the legislation. Wicks said the amendment resulted from a compromise with other legislators and was still being revised and amended. Lobbyists for secondary sites like StubHub and SeatGeek testified that they would pull their support for the bill if the new language remained. Eras Tour ticket sale in November 2022, Ticketmaster has come under fire from members of both parties in Congress and is reportedly the subject of aon antitrust charges.

 

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