All posts belonging to the Law tag can be found in the list below.
Live Nation Italy has joined CTS Eventim-owned TicketOne in slating the Italian 'named-ticket' law, which the firm said caused major queues and delayed Tuesday's Sting concert by over an hour. The ...
Tags: Assomusica, Italy, Law, Live Nation Italy, Named Ticket, Sting, TicketOneA new organisation, the Face-value European Alliance for Ticketing (FEAT), has launched across Europe to help bolster the drive to tighten-up secondary ticketing legislation. FEAT, which launched y...
Tags: EU, Face Value, FEAT, Law, Legislation, Resale, Secondary Ticketing, UKViagogo’s challenge against France’s anti-secondary ticketing law has been rejected by the Constitutional Council, which works to maintain the constitutionality of legislation. The Constitution...
Tags: Constitutional Council, France, Law, ViagogoNew Jersey governor Phil Murphy is being urged not to sign a bill that would scrap legislation capping ticket holdbacks to five per cent. Venue owners in the state have heavily endorsed the bill, w...
Tags: Bill, Holdbacks, Law, Legislation, New Jersey, Phil MurphyThe new Ontario government has deferred the ticket price cap section of a controversial anti-touting bill, a CBC News/Toronto Star investigation has found. The newly elected Progressive Conservativ...
Tags: Anti-Touting, Canada, Law, Legislation, Ontario, Price Cap, Ticket Sales ActTouts that use bots in the UK are to begin facing unlimited fines as of today (Thursday). Through the addition to the Digital Economy Act, which became law in 2017, those that employ automated soft...
Tags: Bots, CMA, Digital Economy Act, Fines, Law, Legislation, Reg Walker, Touts, UKNew York has passed a bill to extend and expand the rules surrounding the secondary ticketing market within the state. The new laws will enforce resellers to make it clear when they are listing tic...
Tags: Bill, Law, Legislation, New York, NY, Regulation, Resale, Secondary MarketNew legislation in the Australian state of Victoria will introduce ‘ticket cops’ to clamp down on touts. The group will be given the jurisdiction to go after controversial secondary platforms a...
Tags: Australia, Law, Legislation, Music, Scalping, sports, Task Force, Ticket Cops, Touting, VictoriaThe UK Parliament has confirmed it will stage an official debate on the possible introduction of safe standing for ticket holders at stadia in football’s English Premier League on June 25. Safe s...
Tags: Football Spectator's Act, Hillsborough, Law, Parliament, Premier League, Safe Standing, Stadia, West BromThe UK Government is set to discuss new legislation in parliament this week that prohibits touts from buying tickets en masse via bots to resell at a profit. Through the addition to the Digital Eco...
Tags: Bill, Bots, Bulk, CMA, Digital Economy Bill, Law, Legislation, Parliament, Touts, UK Music
