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Slow adoption and anecdotal perceptions have prevented the watersport/boating industry from evolving. The good news is that more operators are accepting the reality that the industry is changing, and they need to adapt or die.

The CEO of LiveOne, Inc. Rob Ellin, discusses the DOJ's lawsuit against Live Nation and Ticketmaster, how will if affect you and the future of live events. Watch!

Friends and contacts in and outside of the live industry, Please find some time to check out THIS conversation Michael Rapino shared with Bloomberg last week. It’s worth a watch or a listen if you have the time. Do it for me. Do it to better understand so much that continues to be misunderstood about the industry. The interview covers the core challenges of the live entertainment and ticketing industry and addresses so much that continues to be misunderstood about how ticketing works. The candid and wide-ranging discussion covers topics such as… -- Dynamic pricing and why a secondary market continues to exist and thrive. -- The exhaustive efforts Ticketmaster takes on and the solutions we build out to ensure fans have the best opportunity to purchase tickets to see their favorite artists, events and teams -- ….and how sometimes, despite those best efforts, BOTS attacks and other bad actors do all they can to break that artist to fan connection for their own gain in the most public of ways. -- The Live Nation Entertainment DOJ lawsuit and legislation we continue to push and attempt to educate legislators about how this actually all works and how we can use the help to continue cleaning up the live event industry to better improve how artists and teams can better connect with their fans -- Global expansion, touring and opportunities to help artists and teams and brands to better capture the explosive growth of their reach. Its worth a listen/watch.

The impact of incremental revenue cannot be understated in the event space. Usage of inventory features like Seat level pricing (SLP) and platinum have been integral to this incremental revenue strategy. Especially in non-traditional events like international tournaments, celebrity matches, concerts, etc. Newer features like SLP and platinum are an entirely new way to price inventory than they’re used to. It took some convincing internally with client partners and clients to initially adopt. Clients trusted their client partners and our product team to deliver. The results speak for themselves 👏🏼

📣🚨 New Date Announcement 📣🚨 Exciting news! Save the date for the 2nd Marsh GovCon Summit on December 4th at the Toyota Music Factory in Dallas. Stay tuned for the action-packed agenda highlighting key trends in the GovCon Industry. Feel free to reach out with any questions. Looking forward to seeing everyone there! #GovCon #IndustryTrends #Networking #SaveTheDate #Marsh #MarshGovernmentContracting #GovCon #Govermentcontracting

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It’s only natural to assume that an exhibitor or sponsor is happy to bide their time, plan their stand, and potentially get in touch again closer to the show, however, this is actually the danger zone in terms of managing an exhibitor’s expectations and ensuring they have a favourable experience. Read our latest blog to discover our expert advice for navigating this crucial time to ensure the most favourable outcome possible. https://lnkd.in/eEumSnfy #EventIndustry #Exhibitormanagement #Eventprofs #EventProfsUK #EventOperations

New Post: Will Taylor Swift attend the Super Bowl? Tokyo ‘Eras Tour’ concert will complicate things - https://lnkd.in/gY-25vcn - Here's the TL;DR: Taylor Swift can probably make it to the Super Bowl to watch her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, take on the San Francisco 49ers. It'll just take some effort. Swift is scheduled to stop in Tokyo to perform her Eras Tour show from Feb. 7 through Feb. 10. The Super Bowl, meanwhile, is scheduled to take place Sunday, Feb. 11 in Las Vegas. It's roughly a 12 or 13 hour flight from Tokyo to Vegas, which would make you think it'll be hard to get to Vegas in time for the big game. But now I'm going to do my best to explain time zones in writing. Essentially, Tokyo is in the future compared to Las Vegas. It's 17 hours ahead. So, assuming Swift hops on a plane right after the show, she should actually be able to arrive in Vegas the night before the big game. Tweet may have been deleted However, that is — in laymen's terms — a long-ass day. And there are often complications in traveling like bad weather, traffic getting to the airport, delays at the concert, etc. SEE ALSO: TikTok convinced me I had seen the best of Taylor Swift's 'The Eras Tour.' Until I saw it in theaters. But still, it seems likely Swift should be able to make it the Super Bowl. After all, she's been along for the ride with Kelce and the Chiefs for weeks now. At this point, if you're a Kansas City fan, you'd have to be worried the vibes would be off is she didn't attend the championship game. - ----------------------------------------------------- Download: Stupid Simple CMS - https://lnkd.in/g4y9XFgR

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