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US Jury Finds Live Nation, Ticketmaster Operate as Illegal Monopoly
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US Jury Finds Live Nation, Ticketmaster Operate as Illegal Monopoly

A US jury has ruled that entertainment giant Live Nation and its subsidiary Ticketmaster operate as an illegal monopoly. This verdict addresses concerns over their control of the concert ticket market and pricing practices.

Culturerolling-stone11d ago

Live Nation Trial Approaches Conclusion

The trial involving live entertainment industry giant Live Nation is nearing its end, with closing arguments scheduled to begin and a jury expected to start deliberations soon.

Jury Finds Live Nation an Illegal Monopoly
WorldAPReutersbloomberg+67NYTwsjNPRAl Jazeeranrknzzyle-uutisetcnbc+59 more4d ago70 sources

Jury Finds Live Nation an Illegal Monopoly

A jury has declared Live Nation an illegal monopoly, a verdict that analysts say is unlikely to lead to a breakup with Ticketmaster despite its potential implications for the concert industry and ticket prices.

Taylor Swift Leads 2026 American Music Awards Nominations
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Taylor Swift Leads 2026 American Music Awards Nominations

Taylor Swift has received the most nominations for the 2026 American Music Awards, leading the pack with multiple nods. Her dominance highlights a significant moment for her career and the upcoming awards ceremony.

Live Nation antitrust trial begins in US
BusinessAPcbc1mo ago2 sources

Live Nation antitrust trial begins in US

The antitrust trial between Ticketmaster's parent company, Live Nation, and the U.S. Department of Justice has begun, with potential implications for the company's structure and the Canadian market.

Culturehollywood-reporter1mo ago

Live Nation Seeks Delay in Monopoly Trial

Live Nation is seeking to delay its upcoming monopoly trial, citing an appeal over a recent ruling that could fundamentally change the nature and scope of the proceedings.

Live Nation Antitrust Lawsuit Proceeds to Trial
Businesshollywood-reporterdeadlinebillboard2mo ago3 sources

Live Nation Antitrust Lawsuit Proceeds to Trial

A judge has allowed the Department of Justice's monopoly lawsuit against Live Nation to proceed to trial, stating that a jury could find artists were coerced into working with the company.

Culturebillboard3d ago

Music Industry Executive Appointments Announced

Key executive appointments have been made across the music industry, including David Dibble's elevation at Sphere and Jenn Tanner taking on joint roles at Columbia and RCA, alongside other changes at Live Nation, Saddle Up Records, Warner Chappell Music, and Believe.

Live Nation Found Guilty of Illegal Monopoly by US Jury
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Live Nation Found Guilty of Illegal Monopoly by US Jury

A US jury found Live Nation, the parent company of Ticketmaster, guilty of operating an illegal monopoly in the live events industry. The verdict concluded that the company engaged in anti-competitive practices and overcharged concertgoers.

BusinessAPwsj1mo ago2 sources

Live Nation CEO Defends Company at Antitrust Trial

Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino took a prominent role in defending his company during an ongoing antitrust trial, addressing accusations against the entertainment giant regarding ticket fees and facing intense questioning.

Live Nation Employees Brag About Price-Gouging Customers, Calling Them ‘So Stupid’ in New Court Documents
Culturevariety1mo ago

Live Nation Employees Brag About Price-Gouging Customers, Calling Them ‘So Stupid’ in New Court Documents

After Live Nation Entertainment reached a tentative settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice in their antitrust case earlier this week, newly released court documents show a series of messages between two Live Nation employees in which they bragged about “price gouging” customers, “robbing them blind” and calling them “so stupid” for paying inflated costs. […]