B.S. Report: Ticketmaster CEO Nathan Hubbard
As I mentioned in yesterday’s column, I brought Nathan Hubbard (CEO of Ticketmaster) into our L.A. Live studio to discuss the future of the ticket business for sports and music, the effects of the secondary ticket market and the HD/Internet/Facebook/Twitter era, the future of live events, and how all of this affects both the NBA lockout and the NBA going forward. This one is definitely worth a listen.
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