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Newsom signs law targeting expensive ‘ghost tickets’ to concerts and sporting events
The law targets speculative ticket sales and software that bypasses venue limits, with violators facing misdemeanor charges and penalties.
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Newsom signs law targeting expensive ‘ghost tickets’ to concerts and sporting events
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. California lawmakers are cracking down on expensive concert experiences by targeting “ghost tickets” — so called because the person selling access to the show doesn’t actually own the ticket yet. It’s an issue that has stumped regulators who are combating deceptive e-commerce fueled […]
Newsom signs law targeting expensive 'ghost tickets' to concerts and sporting events
A new California law prohibits people from selling concert and sports tickets that they don't own. The measure pitted Live Nation against Stubhub as it moved through the Legislature.
·Sacramento, United States
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