September 4th, 2009
Last month, NPR did an interview with John Seabrook who had written an article for The New Yorker about concert ticket prices. In it he explains how convenience fees came about, why ticket prices are as high as they are, and looks at scalping.
Take a listen.
Related posts:
- Live Music Are Better
- Live Music on the Horizon – 7 Jan '09
- Kiki's Magical Music Reviews on Daily Page
- Non-Credit Music Courses at the UW
- Live Music Are Better Bumper Stickers Will Be Issued
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