All posts belonging to the US tag can be found in the list below.
Event management firm Conferize has announced its official launch in the US, in addition to releasing details on the approval of more than $11m (£8.3m/€9.7m) in funding. The Denmark-based firm o...
Tags: Conferize, Denmark, Expansion, Funding, Themes, USOnline cinema ticket sales in the US have increased by 18.7 per cent from last year, according to a new study from Webedia Movies Pro and Vertigo Research. More than 100,000 movie-goers were survey...
Tags: Cinema, In-Theatre, Movies, Online, report, USAMC’s cinema subscription service has reportedly hit 700,000 subscribers for its $19.95-a-month package, allowing users to see three films per week. AMC Stubs A-List projected in June that it wou...
Tags: AMC, Cinema, Stubs A-List, Subscriptions, USBots account for 39.9 per cent of ticketing traffic in the United States, despite legislative action to counter touting, according to a new study. The report, How Bots Affect Ticketing, is by San F...
Tags: Bots, Primary Market, Resale, Technology, Touts, USGametime, the last-minute mobile ticket marketplace, has launched its LastCall feature allowing users to buy tickets up to 90 minutes after an event kicks off. The move is an extension on the tic...
Tags: Gametime, Last Minute, LastCall, Sales, sports, USThe US state of Hawaii has proposed legislation that would prohibit exclusive ticketing contracts and enforce new consumer protections. The bill, if passed, would prevent venues from exclusive part...
Tags: Exclusive Contracts, Hawaii, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, US, venuesThe Metropolitan Opera in New York is offering free tickets to federal employees that have been affected by the government shutdown. Around 800,000 federal employees have been going unpaid since ...
Tags: Free Tickets, Metropolitan Opera, New York, Opera, Shutdown, USTim Cook, Apple’s chief executive, has called for “comprehensive federal privacy legislation” in the US to establish a registry of data brokers. He has urged the US government to undertake ...
Tags: Apple, Data, Date Privacy, GDPR, Tim Cook, USThree quarters of Americans are against the US government limiting the use of facial recognition technology, according to a new survey from the Center for Data Innovation. More than 54 per cent o...
Tags: America, Facial Recognition, Safety, Technology, USThe National Lacrosse League (NLL) has appointed data-driven sports agency Two Circles to help drive business growth, including ticket revenue. The agency will support the NLL to better understand it...
Tags: Attendance, Lacrosse, NLL, Revenue, US
