The Justice Department has officially published its proposed Live Nation settlement for comment, and NIVA is urging the public to speak out about how the promoter and its Ticketmaster subsidiary “have made for a terrible live experience for them.” The DOJ-Live Nation agreement wa…
ReleaseFirst reported 15 jul, 01:00 / 1 outlet
DOJ-Live Nation Settlement Kicks Off 60-Day Public Comment Period — NIVA Doubles Down on Criticism, Urges Fans to Speak Out
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- 15 Jul, 01:00Digital Music NewsFirstDOJ-Live Nation Settlement Kicks Off 60-Day Public Comment Period — NIVA Doubles Down on Criticism, Urges Fans to Speak Out