How Prediction Markets Are Changing the Music Industry
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The U.K. House of Commons Business and Trade Committee has called for an urgent investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority into the live music sector, citing a "climate of fear" surrounding Live Nation’s market dominance. A new report highlights concerns that the company’s integrated business model across promotion, venues, and ticketing stifles competition and creates barriers for independent operators. This move follows a similar legal finding in the United States, signaling increasing global regulatory pressure on the live entertainment giant.
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