The innovators: 2019’s ticketing pioneers

IQ hears from twelve companies helping to drive up revenues for live entertainment and safeguard fans from touts in the ever-more innovative ticketing space

Feature By IQ | 28 October 2019

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Technology and ticketing go hand-in-hand and, in recent years, an increasing number of companies have developed innovative solutions to make the ticketing sector more secure and sophisticated for event organisers, venue operators and fans alike.As part of the International Ticketing Yearbook 2019 (ITY), IQ talks to ticketing companies Oxynade, Tixserve, Protect Group, Activity Stream, Queue-it, Ticketline, Ticketplan, Gigantic, the Ticket Factory, Ticketmaster, Tickets.ie and FanDragon Technologies to gain a deeper insight into the most significant technological advances affecting the industry today. Oxynade The white-la

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