Sentences with phrase «entertainment ticket industry»

At noon, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman will release a new report detailing abuse found in the live entertainment ticket industry, OAG Buffalo Regional Office, Main Place Tower, Suite 300A, 350 Main St., Buffalo.

New York's Attorney General has announced the findings of an investigation into consumer abuses in the live entertainment ticket industry.

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About Legends Hospitality Legends, owned by the New York Yankees, the Dallas Cowboys and the Checketts Partners Investor Fund, is an industry leading sports entertainment company with disciplines focused on sales and marketing, hospitality, and feasibility market analysis and includes: Legends Hospitality, a premier provider of general concessions, premium food & beverage, catering, and retail merchandise; Legends Global Sales, which offers team owners, facility operators and athletic departments premium tickets sales and service, PSL sales execution, CRM, sponsorship and naming rights capabilities and sales training; Legends Global Planning, which provides project feasibility, economic impact studies, funding plans and business operational reviews.; and Legends Attractions, which combines its best - in - class design, sales and marketing, hospitality and merchandise services to create memorable Guest experiences in the Observatory and Stadium Tour industries.

We always want flying with Virgin Atlantic to be more special than other airlines, and we'll never compromise on excellent service, industry leading food and drink and cutting edge inflight entertainment — regardless of which Economy ticket our customers are travelling on, they'll be able to enjoy all this onboard.

StubHub reinvented the ticket resale market in 2000 and continues to lead it through innovation through numerous industry firsts, including the introduction of the industry's first ticketing application, first interactive seat mapping tool and the first live entertainment Fan Rewards program.

Wildly determined not to miss their once - in - a-lifetime opportunity to experience some of the industry's leading creative minds presenting their games and sharing their thoughts on the future of interactive entertainment, some hard - boiled aficionados even spent the day squatting at the entrance, desperately hoping to get hold of a ticket - or maybe even sweet - talk (if not trick) the bouncers.

E3 is also a press - only event — although some fans seem to manage to secure tickets — and while funnelling news through critics, YouYubers and journalists is important for exposure, it's really fans who push the gaming industry forward and have made it such an integral aspect of the entertainment world.

I don't know about you, but when I've just shelled out $ 10 a ticket and I'm kicking back with my bucket of over-priced popcorn, Milk Duds and $ 4 Coke, the last thing I like to see is some whiny message about the tragedy of the entertainment industry getting robbed by piracy.

For the first time, the Entertainment Software Association sold 15,000 tickets to a video game trade show that had previously been accessible only to industry insiders and the press.