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Is Hollywood Getting the Hook? Can the Broadway ticketing and movie portal specialist be casting itself in the starring role of its own farewell feature? Investors, take note. |
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Who Needs a Ticket? Ticketmaster snaps up TicketsNow, the country's No. 2 ticket reseller. |
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Tickets! Anyone Need Tickets? eBay completes its purchase of StubHub. Investors, take note. |
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Will eBay's Stubhub Give Ticketmaster Trouble? eBay announced it agreed to pay an estimated $310 million for StubHub, the San Francisco-based online marketplace for tickets launched in 2000. |
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Give My Regards to Broadway.com Even though Hollywood Media has a history of disappointing analysts and investors, it's growing quickly enough to catch the admiring eyes of proven players. |
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Ticketmaster: Pass Go, Collect $200 Ticketmaster wields virtual monopolistic power. Ticketmaster has linked artists and fans for live events since 1976, while taking a lucrative cut along the way. |
InternetNews
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EBay Tickets StubHub EBay announced it has agreed to acquire privately held StubHub, a leading online marketplace for the resale of event tickets, for $310 million in cash. |
Fast Company
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Hot Tickets EBay and other online outfits have created a legitimate $2 billion a year business reselling seats at concerts and sports events, and a risky new world for Ticketmaster. |
The Motley Fool
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Hooray for Hollywood With profitability just around the corner -- the company produced positive operating cash flow this past quarter -- the online ticket-seller may soon emerge as the next dot-com star. |
BusinessWeek
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The Hot Ticket Isn't Ticketmaster Ticketmaster is taking aim at increasingly popular Web resellers. |
BusinessWeek
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Ticketmaster Faces A Full-Court Press Can the Internet break Ticketmaster's grip on music and sporting events? |
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eBay to Referee Customer Disputes eBay's new dispute resolution process may anger sellers over refund reimbursement clause. |
Salon.com
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I, scab A nonunion Hollywood screenwriter answers all your questions about the looming writers' strike... |
The Motley Fool
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The Jets Get Greener on eBay StubHub scores a deal to sell primo New York Jets seat licenses on eBay. |
Fast Company
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Now You Can Buy Concert Tickets On Facebook Facebook is only just beginning to explore ticketing as part of its wider effort to make e-commerce easier on the platform. |
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The Motley Fool
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Why I'm Holding InterActiveCorp The online middleman has powerful network advantages and sturdy cash flow. Value investors rarely find great businesses trading at reasonable valuations -- but this one is. |
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Strike's Over. Who Won? For investors, the most important thing to know about the Writers' Guild strike is that it's almost certainly over. |
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A Strategy You Should Consider With the explosion of option use in recent years, you may be asking yourself, "What are options, and why would anyone consider using them?" |
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The Strike That Stole Christmas? The New York transportation strike could actually be a positive for big retailers, as long as it doesn't drag on. |
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Wild Weekend for DreamWorks Animation With a hot DVD release, a Broadway opening, and a new movie, it's been a busy weekend for DreamWorks Animation. |
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Cracking Open the Door at eBay Competition can teach you a lot, especially if you make a habit of buying out your smarter rivals. eBay has turned this practice into an art form. |
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Quality Gets Swept Away The Tampa-based bulk transportation company Quality Distribution is hammered after reporting a large loss for the second quarter. |
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Scalpers Play Scrooge in Boston We've all heard the stories about eager entrepreneurs scooping up the choice tickets for an event and then reselling them for ridiculous profits. |
Wired
April 21, 2008
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Broadway Shows We'd Pay to See: Aliens, The Tipping Point, Slashdot, and More! First Hollywood discovered geeks. Now with Spamalot, Young Frankenstein, and The Lord of the Rings, it's Broadway's turn. But they've only scratched the surface. Here are a few more productions we'd actually buy tickets for. |
