ReleaseFirst reported 22 jul, 19:30 / 1 outlet

Massachusetts Moves Forward With ‘The Great Divide Act’ Ticketing Reform Bill — NITO, A2IM, RIAA, NIVA, and Others Rally Behind the ‘Common-Sense’ Legislation

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  1. 22 Jul, 19:30
    Digital Music NewsFirst
    Massachusetts Moves Forward With ‘The Great Divide Act’ Ticketing Reform Bill — NITO, A2IM, RIAA, NIVA, and Others Rally Behind the ‘Common-Sense’ Legislation

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Massachusetts is moving forward with its “Great Divide Act” ticketing reform bill, which is drawing support from the Music Artists Coalition (MAC), the Future of Music Coalition (FMC), the National Independent Talent Organization (NITO), and a number of others. Governor Maura Hea…