Organizations mix entertainment with philanthropy
Despite the music industry’s recent financial hits in the age of digital music, music artists are still eager to make…
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For now, Dwight Howard staying in Orlando
The biggest news as the NBA trading deadline came and went was who didn’t change his address. Orlando Magic center…
Canadian university students take first place for ticketing app
The goodnights app adds a new twist to the realm of paperless ticketing, focusing on the use of QR code…
Madness begins with NCAA Tournament openers
By the time the weekend is over, brackets will be busted, upsets will be pulled, and the field of 68…
Springsteen plays second-fiddle to Madonna, Van Halen
The “Boss” may have to change his moniker to “Vice Boss” in 2012. Ticket sales for Bruce Springsteen’s Wrecking Ball…
Streaking Penguins ready to welcome Crosby back
The Pittsburgh Penguins are on a roll and they’re about to get the best player in hockey back on the…
Oklahoma City Council may update outdated anti-scalping laws
For the first time since 1981, Oklahoma City is contemplating whether to reform its anti-scalping laws. City Manager Jim Couch…
No longer with Colts, where will Peyton Manning land?
Indianapolis Colts fans already know what life without Peyton Manning is like. Playing without the future Hall of Fame quarterback…
Live Nation using paperless tickets to fight secondary market
Paperless ticketing has become Live Nation Entertainment’s latest weapon against the secondary market. Twenty percent of tickets for Bruce Springsteen’s…
Conference tournaments: a preview of March Madness
College basketball’s conference tournaments this week serve as the appetizer for the main course of March Madness that begins this…