California bans resale of concert and sports tickets not yet owned
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 29 Sept, 00:01 · Archive
California has banned the sale of concert and sports tickets that sellers do not yet own.
California governor Newsom has signed a law prohibiting people from selling concert and sports tickets they do not own. The measure, known as AB 1349, was contested during its passage through the legislature, with Live Nation and StubHub taking opposing positions. Newsom signed the bill but said lawmakers should revisit certain carve-outs, which critics argue favour StubHub.
How it is being reported
- Newsom signs 'ghost ticket' ban but says its carve-outs need more workLos Angeles Times · 28 Sept, 20:02
- Newsom signs law targeting expensive ‘ghost tickets’ to concerts and sporting eventsCalMatters · 28 Sept, 00:33
In this story: Newsom · California · Live Nation · StubHub
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