“Spinal Tap” Lawsuit Sheds Ugly Light on Industry Profit Math
A low-budget flop turned cult favorite, “This Is Spinal Tap” has spawned an entire movie genre and turned a fake…
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A low-budget flop turned cult favorite, “This Is Spinal Tap” has spawned an entire movie genre and turned a fake…
Jason Nissen, the CEO of the New York-based National Event Co. was charged with wire fraud after allegedly scamming investors…
by Romy Oltusky Mounting tensions between artists, policy makers, and ticket brokers made news earlier this year when Eric Church voided…
Attorneys general from Florida, Massachusetts, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia announced a multi-state settlement with the…
Question: What happens when you lie to Congress? Answer: Apparently you get your legislation approved. We recently wrote about the…
The following TechDirt Op-Ed co-authored by Anne Hobson (R Street Institute), and Christopher Koopman (Project for the Study of American Capitalism) questions…
Each Company Agrees To Pay $6 Million For Repeated False Advertising Violations In New York; Year-Long Investigation Found That Both…
7 January 2016 San Francisco’s Rubber Stamp Approval of Arena Project Ignored Crippling Traffic and other Environmental Impacts in Violation…
Big storm clouds looming on the secondary ticket market horizon have again blown out to sea in the Sunshine State….
Summary by TicketNews: The Supreme Court’s decision on Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons this past Tuesday, March 19 protects…