TicketOne: touts thriving under named ticket law
Following the implementation of the named ticket law in July, Italy’s leading primary ticketer highlights AGCOM's failure to tackle for-profit secondary sites
News By | 10 September 2019
Italy’s largest primary ticketing service, TicketOne, has once again criticised national communications regulator AGCOM for its lack of action against secondary sites, highlighting the “significant failing” of the newly introduced named ticket law.
Criticism is levelled at the “foreseeable and forewarned futility” of the regulator’s controversial named ticket law, which was implemented on 1 July. According to TicketOne, the ‘named’ tickets are being sold “widely” on secondary sites.
Additionally, the CTS Eventim-owned company questions AGCOM’s (Autorità per le…
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