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Antitrust suit could reshape Ticketmaster Live Nation ties

June 20, 2024 | Worcester City, Worcester County, Massachusetts



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Antitrust suit could reshape Ticketmaster Live Nation ties
In a recent government meeting, officials discussed several pressing issues, including the ongoing antitrust lawsuit involving Ticketmaster and Live Nation. One participant raised concerns about whether the lawsuit could sever the connection between the two companies, suggesting that such a separation might be beneficial given their significant market control. However, the speaker acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding the outcome of the legal proceedings.

The meeting also highlighted the issue of state funding disparities, particularly in comparison to neighboring areas like Springville and Boston. Officials expressed frustration over past missed opportunities to secure funding, particularly during Harriet Chandler's tenure as Senate President. There was a consensus that the city of Worcester is becoming increasingly aware of its funding challenges and is actively seeking to elevate these issues with state representatives.

As the meeting concluded, it was noted that negotiations regarding the extension of ASM Global Management are nearing completion, with a 99.9% agreement anticipated. The next meeting is scheduled for September 26, where further discussions on this and other topics will take place.

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