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| Spanish Market Leader Doubles Website Traffic in 2009 |
 Entradas.com,
the leading Spanish ticketing agent, reports
doubled website traffic in 2009, citing its unrivalled range of film, theatre,
music, concert, festival and event tickets as a major selling point.
The company says it now has over 1,300,000 unique users and 850,000 subscribers, placing it at the top of the entertainment and culture industry pyramid in Spain.
The undisputed leader in the film sector in Spain, Estrada.com has deals with 60 per cent of cinemas. It also ranks first in theatre, operating ticket sales for 90 percent of theatres in Madrid. In August last year, the company merged with See Tickets International. One of the top three ticket agents in the world, See Tickets operates in Europe under a number of different titles including Ticket Online in Germany, Austria and Poland, Top Ticket Line in France and Entradas.com in Spain. Related Articles: TicketNetwork.com Brings Out Enhanced Website TicketNetwork.com, a leading source for event ticket inventory in the USA, announced today that it will launch
the first of a number of upgrades centred on increasing the value of the
entertainment shopping experience for ticket buying and selling consumers.
Beyonce Big Winner at the 2009 MTV Europe Music Awards Beyonce was the big winner at the 2009 MTV Europe Music Awards (EMAs), held at the O2 World in Berlin, Germany tonight. The global music icon walked away with three of the night's biggest awards -- Best Female, Best Song, ("Halo") and Best Video, ("Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)").
The Ticket Factory Offers New Website Using AudienceView’s CMS AudienceView announced the United
Kingdom’s most dynamic ticketing agent, The Ticket Factory, has gone
live with a brand new website and the latest version of AudienceView
Ticketing.
CTS Eventim Moves Into Swiss Market German ticket marketer CTS Eventim and Swiss media company
Ringier have agreed to form a joint venture.
The new company will be known as Eventim CH AG and will begin business in
February 2010.
New olympic website fraud risk Ticket holders will still keep their original tickets after they sell them on the Olympic Games committee website, creating potential for some tickets to be illegally resold.
UK Online Scam Tickets on the Rise - Doubles in One Year It appears that UK fraudsters running scam websites are turning their attentions to European music fans, according to a recent BBC report by business reporter Simon Atkinson.
Sites
have been advertising and selling non-existent tickets to events held in around Europe ncluding Spain, France and...
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