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Taylor Swift fans take Ticketmaster to court over concert ticketing fiasco Headline from Fox26 Houston
A hearing was held Monday in Los Angeles. Plaintiffs in the lawsuit allege Ticketmaster engaged in antitrust violations, among other claims.
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Taylor Swift fans take Ticketmaster to court over concert ticketing fiasco ↗ (opens Fox26 Houston) Published Mar 26, 2023
Same headline from 9 more outlets Fox26 Houston's feed description A hearing was held Monday in Los Angeles. Plaintiffs in the lawsuit allege Ticketmaster engaged in antitrust violations, among other claims.
ABC 7 Chicago
Taylor Swift fans to hold rally as they take Ticketmaster to court in DTLA over monopoly accusations ↗ (opens ABC 7 Chicago) Published Mar 26, 2023
Same headline from 7 more outlets ABC 7 Chicago's feed description Taylor Swift fans are taking Ticketmaster to court in downtown Los Angeles on Monday, accusing the company of intentionally misleading them when the star released tickets for her "Eras" tour in November.
KTVZ Bend
Taylor Swift fans take Ticketmaster to court over Eras Tour ticketing chaos ↗ (opens KTVZ Bend) Published Mar 26, 2023
Same headline from 2 more outlets KTVZ Bend's feed description By Jennifer Korn, Ramishah Maruf and Camila Bernal, CNN Taylor Swift fans headed to court in Los Angeles Monday to face off against Ticketmaster after the ticketing giant fumbled online sales to the mega-star’s latest tour.
Foxla
Taylor Swift fans take Ticketmaster to court in LA over concert ticketing fiasco ↗ (opens Foxla) Published Mar 26, 2023
Foxla's feed description A hearing was held Monday in Los Angeles. Plaintiffs in the lawsuit allege Ticketmaster engaged in antitrust violations, among other claims.
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