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Billboard has picked up The Washington Post story we reported earlier comparing our fee’s to other ticketing companies. Here’s their piece: — The Washington Post has broken down the service fees of tickets for shows at ten DC-area venues (see the chart here) and comes to the incredible conclusion that “venues aren’t likely to get […]
On Sunday May 9th The Washington Post ran an article comparing ticket fees between different venues in the DC area. Naturally, Ticket Alternative came out on top with The Washington Post saying “The is one of the best deals in town.” You can read the full article below, or online here. An attempt to break […]
(taken from Venues Today October 2009 edition)
On The Offensive
Ticketing companies get aggressive for regional business.
By Dave Brooks
History has a funny way of repeating itself. In 2002 when Daren Libonati and his group at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, launched their own in-house ticketing system, many wondered if the Paciolan-powered platform could hold its own against uber-robust Ticketmaster.
Fast forward to 2009, and Libonati is again asking if the provider is up for the job. Despite nearly seven years of impeccable functionality in a building that consistently ranks among the top 10-grossing facilities worldwide, changes in the marketplace have put another question mark around the Irvine, Calif.-based company.
Read more about INTIX Quarterly article in Venues Today Magazine …
