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2023年5月31日

国会认为Ticketmaster监管法案命名的布鲁斯·斯普林斯汀和泰勒·斯威夫特老板迅速采取行动,如果获得通过,将在其他方面要求披露成本和试图限制剥皮蒂娜威吓| 5月30日2023 @ 33点盖蒂图片社,此举主要针对娱乐巨头Ticketmaster,新提出的美国国会法案,命名的布鲁斯·斯普林斯汀和泰勒•斯威夫特,试图做点什么经历的增加资金和技术困难音乐粉丝们想看看现场音乐会。民主党国会议员比尔Pascrell联合,Jr .)和弗兰克Pallone, Jr .)“老板和迅速行动”将:要求总定价透露一张票的真实成本,包括费用;要求充分披露的退款政策和一张票是否新的或转售;授权完全透明的门票总数;保护消费者的权利转让门票,也禁止限制球迷推销它们。该法案还将试图限制投机性门票销售,“保护消费者免受欺诈、强迫披露如果卖家在转售市场实际上是艺术家或场地,禁止出售相同的座位多个人,并限制未经授权的标记。也读:“长久以来,数以百万计的美国球迷一直不能得到公平的对待他们的门票和迫切需要救援,“Pascrell宣布该法案在一份声明中说。“泰勒·斯威夫特的最近的经验从她的旅游并不是新球迷被锁和中高阶层只是Ticketmaster的最新受害者的政策和破碎的市场。几十年来,票务市场一直是西部:猛犸,不透明,投机,残忍地不公平。”他补充道:“球迷不应该出售肾脏或抵押房子看到他们最喜欢的表演者或团队。” Fans of Springsteen and Swift, though hardly alone, very public experienced egregious problems when trying to buy tickets for the artists’ shows in 2022. In Springsteen’s case, some fans were gouged by prices as high as $5,000 thanks to what Ticketmaster called “dynamic pricing.” Swift’s fans meanwhile were subjected to absolute chaos as Ticketmaster’s system was unable to accommodate demand for tickets and repeatedly crashed — ultimately giving the advantage to scalpers, who jacked up the price on re-sale markets. That incident sparked bipartisan outrage in Congress. Pascrell and Pallone have been proposing this kind of legislation since 2009, but so far Ticketmaster has escaped additional federal oversight. Pascrell opposed Ticketmaster’s merger with Live Nation in 2010, when it was approved by the US Justice Department. Also Read: “Consumers deserve to enjoy their favorite artists and live entertainment without breaking the bank. It’s past time to update the ticket marketplace to ensure it’s fair, transparent, and working for ticket buyers – not Ticketmaster or resellers,” Pallone, who represents New Jersey, said in a video posted on Twitter . Calling the ticket market “brutally unfair” to the consumer, Pascrell added: “A fan shouldn’t have to sell a kidney or mortgage a house to see their favorite performer or team. At long last, it is time to create rules for fair ticketing in this country and my legislation will do exactly that for all the fans.” Meanwhile, at a conference in February, Irving Azoff, a music industry executive and former CEO of Ticketmaster Entertainment, blamed scalpers. “Scalping has always been a problem for the concert industry,” Azoff said at the 34th annual Pollstar Live event . “But it only got to be a critical problem for the industry when the tech companies got involved and created these huge scale platforms like Vivid, StubHub and SeatGeek that profit from every scalper sale.” Also Read: