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Mashable covers the launch of SeatGeek's primary ticketing platform, SeatGeek Open, that will let customers buy and sell tickets across any app or website.
SeatGeek is a ticket search engine that enables fans to quickly and easily find the best price for sports and concert events on the secondary ticket market.
Founders: Jack Groetzinger, Russ D'Souza and Eric Waller
Founded: 2009
Investors: Technology Crossover Ventures, Accel Partners, Causeway Media Partners, Founder Collective, NYC Seed, DreamIt Ventures, Stage One Capital, Trisiras Group, Eli and Peyton Manning, Nas and Melo7 Tech partners.
Location: 400 Lafayette St, Fl 4, New York, NY 10003
Media Inquiries:
Nate Rattner
SeatGeek Inc.
(646) 820-5440
Mashable covers the launch of SeatGeek's primary ticketing platform, SeatGeek Open, that will let customers buy and sell tickets across any app or website.
Fox Business reports on SeatGeek's expansion beyond secondary market ticket sales with its launch of a primary ticketing platform, SeatGeek Open, that will allow sports franchises, artists and others to sell tickets directly to fans through third-party websites and apps.
SeatGeek co-founder and CEO Jack Groetzinger joins Bloomberg West to discuss the partnership with Major League Soccer, and the future of ticketing.
Together with SeatGeek, MLS is creating an open ticketing network that will let third-party websites sell tickets to soccer games.
USA Today details SeatGeek's partnership with Major League Soccer and Sporting Kansas City, the first team using SeatGeek's new open primary platform.
The Washington Post tries out the SeatGeek app and calls in "fantastic." As reporter Timothy Smith writes: "I can't imagine a better way to get you to an event, cheaply and easily."
Using SeatGeek data MarketWatch takes a look at how spots fans are increasingly waiting until the last minute to buy tickets on the secondary market.
Using data from SeatGeek, Fortune takes a look at how to best save money when buying March Madness tickets.
Sports Business Daily takes a look at what SeatGeek's EVP of Business Development Nihar Singhal is doing during the coming weekend.
FOX Business takes a detailed look at a NFL ticketing report released by SeatGeek.
FiveThirtyEight uses SeatGeek data to look at how prices vary throughout the stadium at the Super Bowl.
With the help of SeatGeek, USA Today examines why Super Bowl 50 is such a hot ticket.
SeatGeek makes Business Insider's list of the top free iPhone apps.
Fast Company explores the secret to SeatGeek's amazing customer experience team.
Bloomberg Businessweek profiles the growth of SeatGeek, highlighting the ability for users to easily sell tickets on the platform, and the focus on providing an industry-best mobile experience.
TechCrunch notes that now anyone can easily sell tickets on SeatGeek.
Engadget describes just how easy it is for anyone to sell tickets on SeatGeek.
VentureBeat notes that anyone who needs to sell tickets last minute to an event can now turn to SeatGeek
Forbes highlights how SeatGeek's Marketplace is making the ticketing experience a more "social, peer-to-peer experience."
As Inc's Christine Lagorio-Chafkin writes: "New York City tech darling SeatGeek is getting into the secondary ticket-sale market. Buh-bye scalping and shady Craigslist encounters. Hello to a whole new ticketing business."
The Verge highlights how users who are stuck with tickets at the last minute can now use SeatGeek to sell or transfer them.
Bloomberg takes note of how SeatGeek is changing the mobile ticketing industry.
Business Insider includes SeatGeek on its list of the 100 greatest apps in the world.
FOX Business takes a look at Mets World Series tickets with the help of SeatGeek.
TechCrunch takes a look at how SeatGeek is transforming mobile ticketing.
SeatGeek co-founders Jack Groetzinger and Russ D'Souza are featured in Business Insider's list of the people that matter the most in the New York tech industry.
Sportsnet highlights a SeatGeek report that looked into how ticket prices are impacted by the away team at NHL games.
Good Morning America highlights SeatGeek as a way to save money when purchasing NFL tickets this season.
Reuters takes a look at the secondary market after the historic upset of Serena Williams at the U.S. Open.
CBSSports.com takes a look at our report on which NFL teams cause secondary market ticket prices to increase the most when they are the visitors.
NBC News details a SeatGeek report that explained which NFL teams' season tickets offer the best value.
Founder and CEO Russ D'Souza sits down with Bloomberg to explain what SeatGeek has grown from, and where it is headed.
Ever wonder where is the best place to sit at the Home Run Derby? USA Today's For The Win highlights a SeatGeek infographic that helps answer that question.
NBA fans paid more to attend the league's draft than they did to attend the vast majority of Brooklyn Nets games this season.
With the Chicago Blackhawks looking to clinch the Stanley Cup on home ice, resale ticket prices for the game skyrocketed.
With many of the venues just a short drive from the U.S. border, American fans made up a large chunk of the secondary market for the Women's World Cup in Canada.
Secondary market ticket prices for the New York Rangers-Washington Capitals series set records.
Given Kentucky's undefeated streak, the SEC Tournament is the most expensive college basketball tournament during Championship Week.
The "cheapest" ticket to see Mayweather and Pacquiao starts at over $4,000. Floor seats are listed for as much as $22K.
ABC 15 Arizona shows how easy it is to purchase Super Bowl tickets on SeatGeek.
Time Magazine details the unprecedented spike in Super Bowl ticket prices leading up to the big game.
Cofounders Russ D'Souza and Jack Groetzinger describe SeatGeek's ascension from price forecasting startup to venture-backed ticket marketplace.
Tickets for the Pinstripe Bowl between Penn State and Boston College are on par with prices for College Football Playoff games.
You can now use Apple Pay to purchase tickets for the latest concerts and sporting events on SeatGeek.
A look at ticket prices for the first ever College Football Playoff, and why Ohio State-Oregon would be the most expensive championship game.
A comprehensive list of items more expensive than a Redskins ticket on SeatGeek.
A look at ticket prices for Thanksgiving weekend rivalry games reveals that the Iron Bowl is more expensive than Ohio State-Michigan.
Disney on Ice is outperforming NHL and NBA teams on the secondary market.
SeatGeek will now give users access to both secondary and box office ticket listings through a new partnership with Telecharge.
With the Jets 1-8 and tickets easy to come by on the secondary market, as many as one in three fans at MetLife Stadium might be waving a Terrible Towel on Sunday.
Ticket prices for the CMA Awards have risen on the resale market for the third straight year.
Whether fans are watching on TV across the country or not, they're certainly paying up in Kansas City for World Series Game 7 tickets.
The King's homecoming game is one of the hottest tickets we've ever seen for an NBA game -- yes, including the Finals.
The Jets are going paperless, but that should mean only good things for fans, including those who tend to buy their tickets on the secondary market.
SeatGeek analyzes the impact LeBron James' return to Cleveland will have on the secondary market, and in turn, how much extra revenue that might mean for Dan Gilbert-owned Flash Seats.
Deadspin and SeatGeek take a look at which sections are most likely to get the most home run balls during tonight's Home Run Derby -- and which are the best value given their average ticket price.
With tickets going for an average of nearly $600 each, the market for All-Star Game tickets is like none Minnesota has ever seen.
More so than any other team that has changed conferences in the last few years, Louisville has seen a tremendous increase in the price of tickets to its home games as the Cardinals enter their first season in the ACC.
With a weaker home schedule this season, Bears ticket prices are down a bit on the secondary market -- but games at Soldier Field are still among the top four most expensive in the NFL on average.
SeatGeek co-founder Russ D'Souza appears on CNBC to explain that in most cases, the best time to buy tickets for a concert or game is the day of the event.
Despite an embarrassing, blowout loss in Super Bowl XLVIII, demand is at an all-time high for Broncos tickets as the 2014 season approaches.
Which artist is drawing the highest ticket prices on the resale market this summer? Well, the top three in that race couldn't be more different.
SeatGeek co-founder Russ D'Souza discussed the pricing of sports tickets at the New York Mets' "Tech on Deck" panel.
With the Spurs up 3-1 against the Heat in the NBA Finals, prices for Game 5 in San Antonio are spiking as fans hope to see their team win a fifth championship on their home floor.
After winning the national title, FSU Seminoles tickets are the most popular on the resale market for the 2014 season.
NBA Finals ticket prices are up year-over-year for the Heat-Spurs rematch, but savvy fans can save by waiting.
Stanley Cup Final tickets are so expensive in New York that it's actually cheaper for Rangers fans to fly to Los Angeles and attend the games at Staples Center.
With the Rangers home for the first time in 11 days and looking to take a commanding 3-0 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals, ticket prices are the highest SeatGeek has recorded for a sporting event at The World's Most Famous Arena.
Ticket prices are up for Derek Jeter's last stop in Chicago, but it's considerably cheaper to see him at U.S. Cellular rather than Wrigley Field.
BuzzFeed compares ticket resales for Beyonce's solo tour in 2013 to her upcoming tour with Jay Z and looks at the effect the Solange-Jay Z elevator fight had on the market.
Evidenced by rising demand for tickets on the secondary market, the Subway Series has been given new life in 2014.
Thought the Super Bowl was the most expensive sporting event in the world? Three out of every four years, you might be right -- but not this year.
It's almost here—the summer concert season. If you're a fan of music festivals, outdoor venue concerts or your favorite band is coming to town, you're likely asking two questions: How can I get tickets and how can I save money?
Twitter's announcement blog post includes quotes praising the ads, with SeatGeek co-founder Russ d'Souza saying they deliver "high-quality, transactive app users, which is more than can be said about the vast majority of mobile ad platforms out there right now."
Quartz uses SeatGeek's historical pricing data to study the effect Tiger Woods' withdrawal has had on the market for Masters badges.
With resale market inventory shrinking to just a few dozen tickets, the price of a Coachella three-day pass has almost tripled in a matter of 48 hours.
One of the cheapest ways to snag tickets to the championship game of the NCAA tournament is to buy seats from fans of the losing semi-finalists -- right after the game.
In the early going, ticket prices for the 2014 men's Final Four are on pace to set a four-year high.
As MLB continues to push the envelope on mobile ticketing, venues and secondary markets are faced with new challenges.
Not even the Final Four and national championship can keep up with the demand being shown for East Regional semifinals tickets at Madison Square Garden.
Ticket prices for the East Regional at MSG continue to climb in the lead up to Friday's Sweet 16 doubleheader.
With local favorite UConn playing in the Sweet 16 at the Garden and Huskies fans coming out in droves, ticket prices are skyrocketing.
After Kentucky upset previously undefeated Wichita State in the Round of 32, ticket prices for their subsequent Sweet 16 matchup against rival Louisville shot through the roof.
With Syracuse playing in upstate New York and several other participating schools within driving distance, ticket prices for the NCAA tournament games in Buffalo are among the most expensive in the country.
Based on secondary market data from SeatGeek, Businessweek examines how fairly NFL teams price their tickets at face value.
With defending national champs Louisville coming to Dallas, ticket prices for the revived SMU Mustangs' biggest home game of the year are through the roof.
With the NHL trade deadline looming and rumors floating that Martin Brodeur might be moved, ticket prices for his would-be last game as a Devil more than doubled.
Crain's Detroit turned to SeatGeek to analyze the economic impact of the Tigers' decision to implement dynamic ticket pricing for the 2014 season.
With what would be just the second outright ACC regular season title in school history on the line, tickets for UVa's home finale against Syracuse are the most expensive ever for an event in Virginia.
The ticket market for Duke-UNC at the Dean Dome crashed last week in the face of a severe snowstorm, but now with the game rescheduled, prices have bounced back to to their usual, unaffordable levels.
With rights to the driver's seat in the Big Ten standings at stake, Michigan-Michigan State ticket prices are at an all-time high.
Within minutes of Derek Jeter's retirement announcement, the secondary market for tickets to his final regular season games was thrown into a whirlwind.
An unranked UNC team and poor weather conditions have driven ticket prices for one of the greatest rivalries in sports to an all-time low.
Heading into the Olympic break and with the NHL Stadium Series game at Soldier Field on the horizon, Chicago Blackhawks tickets are hotter than ever.
Using SeatGeek's historical data on Super Bowl ticket prices, Quartz finds that the best time to buy a ticket is the day of the game.
With the big game just two days away, Super Bowl XLVIII ticket prices are falling -- possibly to historic lows.
With the forecast for Super Bowl Sunday predicting temperatures in the 40s, the ticket market is also heating up.
The Wall Street Journal uses SeatGeek's Super Bowl ticket pricing data to analyze how weather affects the cost of attending the big game.
SeatGeek co-founder Russ D'Souza speaks to NY1 about sky-high ticket prices for Super Bowl XLVIII.
SeatGeek has experienced a 10% increase in traffic and revenue after acquiring FanSnap; the world's leading ticket search engine also unveils its latest feature, cross-event search.
In the first 24 hours after the conference championship games, Super Bowl XLVIII tickets were more expensive than for any other Super Bowl in history.
SeatGeek's Will Flaherty talks Super Bowl ticket prices with 9News in Denver.
The Seattle Seahawks limited the sale of NFC Championship tickets to the Pacific Northwest, driving up the prices for visiting fans on the secondary market.
SeatGeek co-founder Russ D'Souza talks about the future of ticketing and Super Bowl XLVIII on Bloomberg Surveillance.
The Boston Globe uses SeatGeek's ticket pricing data for Patriots playoff games to examine whether or not New Englanders are becoming complacent with their team's success.
SeatGeek raises $2.2 MM in funding and acquires ticketing competitor Fansnap
SeatGeek acquires ticket search engine and former competitor Fansnap.com
As Daphne Munro demonstrates in this segment on ABC in Phoenix, SeatGeek will find you the best ticket prices for any live event, including a Cardinals game.
Many families feel priced out of attending an NFL game, but in this Real Money segment, SeatGeek shows a family of Cowboys fans how to save hundreds on tickets.
KHOU looks at the business behind Alabama-Texas A&M, far and away the most in-demand college football game SeatGeek has ever tracked.
Miami and Florida haven't played since 2008, and with no rematch scheduled in the foreseeable future, demand for tickets to this early-season meeting at Sun Life Stadium is through the roof.
CBS Denver looks at the secondary market for the NFL Kickoff Game featuring the Ravens and Broncos and finds that ticket demand is even greater than when the two teams met in last year's playoffs.
BostInno previews the inaugural On Deck Cup sports tech hackathon series -- presented by SeatGeek and Yahoo! Sports.
Buying a ticket off the secondary market for the much anticipated Duke-North Carolina basketball game in Chapel Hill won't set you back nearly as much as it has in the past, according to Andrew Beaton of the Duke Chronicle
The AP looks at some of the different ways fans can save on summer concerts -- including SeatGeek
MarketWatch's Kelli Grant looks at the market for MLB tickets as opening day nears
SeatGeek's mobile application helps fans find great tickets on the go, according to TUAW's Kelly Hodgkins
Timbre's music discovery app has begun to tap into SeatGeek's event database as it ramps up to global coverage of live music events, reports TechCrunch
WSJ college basketball writer Ben Cohen looks at the value that a handful of lucky Miami basketball fans have gained by buying a "golden ticket" for their team, which does not expire until the Hurricanes lose at home.
Lifehacker looks at a suite of Spotify apps users should take advantage of -- including SeatGeek's concert discovery app
TechCrunch reviews SeatGeek's new iPhone app
PandoDaily breaks down the logic behind SeatGeek's decision to release the company's first mobile app
Forbes' Karsten Strauss reviews SeatGeek's new app for iPhone
TechCrunch reports on SeatGeek's first profitable month
Brooklyn Nets tickets are faring far better in terms of price than they did in the team's final year in Newark, reports Stu Woo of the Wall Street Journal
The San Jose Mercury News breaks down the length fans are going to in order to secure 2012 World Series tickets -- as well as how much those tickets will cost fans to buy
Notre Dame's resurgence has led to a revenue windfall for the Fighting Irish's opponents, reports Curtis Eichelberger of Bloomberg
SeatGeek breaks down the rapidly declining market price for Jets-Texans Monday Night Football tickets
Deadspin breaks down the putrid state of the resale market for the Oct 8 Jets-Texans MNF game
Jay-Z fans paid a pretty penny to attend the first ever event at Brooklyn's Barclays Canter, reports Reuven Blau of the NY Daily News
ProgrammableWeb breaks down some exciting new additions to SeatGeek's API
FSU Rivals breaks down ticket demand for the big College Gameday matchup against Clemson in Tallahassee
Tastytrade radio sits down to interview SeatGeek co-founder Jack Groetzinger
College Gameday's trip to Tallahassee helped make FSU-Clemson a very tough ticket, reports the Orlando Sentinel
Red Sox-Yankees tickets for games at Fenway Park aren't as coveted as they used to be--largely due to Boston's calamitous season.
Kyle Psaty from PerkStreet breaks down how fans can save money on NFL tickets this season, with helpful tips from SeatGeek
A survey conducted this off-season on more than 60 websites by SeatGeek.com shows that plenty of NFL seats are available on the secondary ticket market.
Andy Roddick's surprise swan song run at the U.S. Open helped boost ticket sales with prices shooting up 30 percent, according to research from SeatGeek.
SeatGeek, the ticketing startup that launched at TechCrunch50 three years ago, has raised $1.65 million in new funding.
FSU tickets are a steal this year, reports the Orlando Sentinel.
Danny Ecker of Crain's Chicago Business looks at data behind the Cubs' new variable pricing model for the historic Wrigley Field bleachers
If you didn't manage to get Outside Lands tickets before they sold out, and you still want to go the festival, we've got some good news for you: Experts say that even a scalped ticket to the three-day festival this weekend is the best music festival deal of the summer.
Tonight's Opening Ceremony is the hottest ticket of the Olympics with an average resale price just south of a Super Bowl ticket, according to SeatGeek.
The AP looks at the tough battle to obtain Olympics Tickets in London.
Tickets for the Liverpool-Roma match at Fenway Park were going for an average of $110, with seats atop the scoreboard going for more than $400 and standing room at $70, according to SeatGeek.com
A handful of international powerhouse clubs are scheduled to play games at the three stadiums over the next month or so, and according to SeatGeek, soccer fans are finding those game the most appealing in a schedule that includes a slew of games from coast to coast.
Louis C.K.'s new ticket distribution strategy has limited scalping activity around his upcoming tour, reports Rolling Stone
Ticket Prices for the MLB All-Star Game in KC are hitting new highs as compared to those from recent years, reports Ian Cummings of the KC Star
SeatGeek's new concert discovery app in Spotify lets users easily discover great upcoming shows in their area, reports The Next Web's Drew Olanoff.
SmartMoney.com looks at ways that concert fans can save on tickets to hot shows this summer -- including by using ticket aggregators like SeatGeek
The Yankees are expected to end a 5-year partnership with StubHub after a rocky season where over 2/3rds of Yankees tickets on secondary markets have resold under face value, according to SeatGeek.
SeatGeek and Deadspin dug deep to shed light on how Yankees tickets have fared on secondary market sites, yielding surprising results indicating that the team may have far overestimated fan demand in regards to face value ticket prices
SeatGeek's Russ D'Souza is featured as an "Up and Comer" in Forbes Magazine's June 25th issue
Forbes' Karsten Strauss profiles SeatGeek's first big break -- a major business development deal with Yahoo! Sports
Ticket search engine SeatGeek just announced its first partnership deals on the music side, with AOL Music, Pollstar, and Emusic all signed on, according to Anthony Ha at TechCrunch
With its powerful concert discovery tools, the new SeatGeek Spotify App aims to eliminate that problem by providing dynamic concert recommendations for great shows in your area and links to the absolute best deals on tickets to see your favorite artists live in concert.
Despite a brand new ballpark, Miami Marlins tickets aren't fetching much on secondary ticket markets, reports the Miami New Times
The LA Kings are outdrawing their co-tenants Clippers when it comes to the hottest tickets during Playoffpalooza at the Staples Center, when 3 LA teams host 6 playoff games in 72 hours.
Rangers fans outnumber Devils fans shopping for Eastern Conference Finals tickets, according to Deadspin and SeatGeek
The Cubs and White Sox each face unique ticket selling challenges, according to Jon Greenberg of ESPNChicago.com
Forbes' Karsten Strauss profiles SeatGeek and its new push into mobile in a piece for the business website
NBC Washington looks at some of the crazy prices that Kentucky Derby fans are paying to see the "Fastest 2 Minutes in Sports"
Kentucky Derby tickets are extremely hot this year according to the Louisville Courier-Journal, with some seats going for upwards of $1,000 on average
Derrick Rose's injury has also led to ticket prices for Bulls playoff games taking a hit, according to ESPNChicago's Jon Greenberg
Deadspin posts its final report on the least in-demand tickets of the '11-'12 season, with its sights set on perhaps the cheapest seating section across the entire league - Section 306 of New Orleans Arena
Dolphins fans don't have much to be excited about in 2012, and that's showing on the secondary market, according to an analysis of ticket prices from SeatGeek.
There's value to be had for fans seeking 2nd weekend Coachella tickets, according to research from SeatGeek's DJ Premvaree
Tickets to see Kansas City's first MLB All-Star game in over 3 decades are already quite pricey, reports Mike Hendricks of the KC Star.
Tech startups--SeatGeek included--have begun to resort to create means to identify top talent, reports CNBC Tech.
Fast Company looks into a few best practice tips on Content Marketing, with help from SeatGeek.
There are deals to be had on Coachella tickets for those who were patient enough to wait, according to LA Weekly
Mets tickets aren't in demand, according to Carly Baldwin of Metro New York
Opening Day fever has hit Miami, and ticket prices are through the roof to see the first regular season game at Marlins Park
The Associated Press looks deep at some of the best ways to buy MLB tickets this season -- including SeatGeek.com
Excitement is sky high for the Miami Marlins first game in their new ballpark, writes columnist Dave Hyde of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
ESPN.com College Basketball blogger Eamonn Brennan details the buildup for the 2012 Final Four, including the strong demand for Final Four tickets from Kentucky fans
CollegeBasketballTalk features SeatGeek's Final Four Infographic in their coverage of the event.
SeatGeek's job challenge contests are brought into focus in a story on job interviews by Reuters writer Eileen Gunn.
Proposed legislation in Tennessee may impact fans ability to buy and sell tickets on the $65m secondary ticket market in the state, reports the Tennessean
Final Four ticket prices will be on the move until gametime, reports Shaun Hittle of the Lawrence Journal-World
BuckeyeGrove.com lets Ohio State fans know how much it'll cost see their team play in the Final Four in New Orleans.
Who's driving up ticket prices more in their new cities - Tim Tebow or Peyton Manning? SmartMoney investigates.
In Deadspin's semi-regular assessment of the worst ticket draws across the NBA, the San Antonio Spurs surprisingly rise to the top of the list over the past 6 weeks as the one team in the league with some of the cheapest tickets available on secondary markets.
Coachella tickets are only going up in price on secondary markets, reports the Riverside Press-Enterprise
The Lakers are amongst the top road draws of any team in the NBA, and Kobe and Co.'s lone stop in Houston only underscores that league-wide trend, reports the Houston Chronicle.
Mets fans will likely see the cost of attending a game at Citi Field rise as a result of their owners' settlement in the Bernie Madoff case, reports Quentin Fottrell from SmartMoney
The Oklahoma City Thunder keep on rolling with a season-long sellout streak, according to The Oklahoman.
ACC Tournament tickets aren't as hot as they once were, according to David Teel of the Hampton Roads Daily Press
The Knicks-Celtics game on Sunday was one of the most expensive tickets seen for a Boston home game in recent memory, according to the New York Daily News Ticket Geek blog.
TicketNews looks into how music reality stars are no longer big box office draws.
Programmable web looks at SeatGeek's new API in their daily report of the latest and greatest in the space.
VentureBeat has the exclusive on SeatGeek's new developer platform, which will open up new possibilities for a wide range of sites to monetize their content through ticketing integrations.
Forbes looks at General Assembly's role as a key hub of startup activity in New York City in this magazine profile.
The Philadelphia 76ers have taken off to a great start this year, and TicketNews has a deeper look at how this has impacted their performance at the box office
Tickets to the Heat-Knicks game in Miami aren't coming cheaply on secondary markets - in large part due to Jeremy Lin
Knicks-Heat tickets aren't cheap, according to the New York Daily News' Ticket Geek blog.
Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian talks about Linsanity and what it means for the Tech community.
Is Jeremy Lin a bigger deal than Tim Tebow? The Harvard Sports Analysis Collective looks deeper at secondary market trends with some help from SeatGeek to learn more.
Is Jeremy Lin a bigger deal that Tim Tebow? The HSAC looks at the secondary market with help from SeatGeek to find out.
SeatGeek announces a new business partnership with Gannett Company
Mashable has the exclusive report on SeatGeek's new ticketing partnership with Gannett Corporation.
BeatBeat covers the SeatGeek-Breadpig Linsanity ticket giveaway.
SBJ mentions SeatGeek's new partnership with Gannett Company in their daily media notes
The New York Daily News' Ticket Geek blog spreads the word on SeatGeek's "Linsanity" ticket giveaway with Alexis Ohanian
SeatGeek announces a new business partnership with Gannett Corporation.
SeatGeek announces a new business partnership with Gannett Corporation.
The Houston Chronicle looks at how SeatGeek's director of communications found his job through Twitter
A pair of brothers had a dream trip to the Super Bowl all set until one had their ticket stolen on the way to the game.
Linsanity has caused Knicks tickets to triple in price, as Deadspin reports.
Jeremy Lin's outstanding play has been a gamechanger for the business of the NBA, according to Central Penn Business Journal
Knicks prices continue to climb as they work through their 5-game homestand, according to the NYDN Ticket Geek blog.
Jeremy Lin's play has been a boon to the local New York economy, according to Fox Sports
Jeremy Lin's stalwart play has driven up the cost of Knicks tickets on secondary markets
Jeremy Lin has driven up Knicks ticket prices dramatically, as Business Insider reports.
WCBS looks into Jeremy Lin's impact on Knicks ticket prices during their morning news show.
Gothamist looks at how Jeremy Lin's play has impacted the local New York economy in some surprising ways
Ticket prices to see Jeremy Lin are skyrocketing, reports the Toronto Star
Maple Leafs tickets are amongst the most expensive in the NHL, according to the Toronto Sun.
TicketNews looks at Lana Del Rey's cancelled tour and how trends may be emerging around fans not willing to pay for artists with poor live performance reputations
Jeremy Lin's rapid rise into NBA stardom has even Knicks scalpers surprised by the rapid increase in ticket prices.
Knicks tickets are pricing through the roof, according to USA Today.
Nets ticket prices are in the dumps when compared to the high cost of Knicks tickets since Jeremy Lin's breakout, according to the Bergen Record
Knicks ticket prices keep going up, up, up due to Jeremy Lin's breakout play, according to the Reno Gazette Journal.
The NYDN Ticket Geek blog looks at how Knicks ticket prices have shot up as a result of Jeremy Lin's superb play
Contrary to reports, Timberwolves star Kevin Love won't be performing along with his uncle Mike Love in the Beach Boys' upcoming reunion tour.
Celtics tickets are a great deal on Valentine's Day, according to NESN.
The sudden emergence of Jeremy Lin has dramatically drive up Knicks ticket prices, according to Bloomberg.
Jeremy Lin's strong performance has some ticket sellers seeking $10,000 for tickets to Friday's Lakers-Knicks game, according to SeatGeek
Jeremy Lin's emergence as an NBA phenom has driven up Knicks ticket prices rapidly, according to Forbes
NBA tickets leaguewide are selling at firesale prices for many teams on secondary markets, so Deadspin and SeatGeek teamed up to take a deeper look at which teams are struggling most on secondary markets.
Jeremy Lin's sensational play is driving up Knicks ticket prices, according to SLAM Online
The New York Post breaks the story of Jeremy Lin's impact on Knicks ticket prices
NYDN's Ticket Geek blog looks at the surging demand for Knicks tickets in the wake of Jeremy Lin's breakout performances
Now is the time to buy your Coachella tickets on secondary markets, according to LA Weekly's music blog
A last day drop in prices meant that Super Bowl XLVI tickets settled at a final price just shy of an all-time record, according to the Indianapolis Star
New York's NPR affiliate digs deep on the distribution system and cost of Super Bowl tickets
Super Bowl ticket prices fell suddenly before gametime, so USA Today's Game ON! blog looks deeper into the quick drop.
Super Bowl tickets plummeted in the run up to the game -- why? The Post Game looks into just that.
A few lucky fans from Valparaiso got a break on some pricey tickets for Super Bowl XLVI
Scalpers on the street outside of Lucas Oil Stadium are struggling to move tickets on Super Bowl Sunday, according to the Bergen County Record
Super Bowl ticket prices are down dramatically on gameday, according to the Tucson Citizen
Super Bowl tickets are dropping like a rock, according to the Indianapolis Star and SeatGeek
Super Bowl tickets are averaging nearly $3,500, according to Ray Monell from Y! Contributor Network
Super Bowl trips are pricey in all aspects -- from travel to tickets to parties!
SeatGeek's Will Flaherty writes about his game spent in the absolute worst seat at Lucas Oil Stadium - and why an expensive ticket in the nosebleeds for Super Bowl XLVI is worth it
Super Bowl ticket prices are high in comparison to historical prices, according to the Delaware County Daily Times.
Super Bowl XLVI ticket prices are up when compared to historicals, according to The Trentonian
NESN features SeatGeek's video from Super Bowl XLVI Media Day
CBS New York features SeatGeek's infographic on Super Bowl XLVI ticket and travel prices
Ticket News looks into Super Bowl XLVI ticket prices
Indianapolis' Fox affiliate looks at fans' travel costs to Indianapolis for the Super Bowl, with help from SeatGeek
As of Thursday before kickoff, Super Bowl XLVI tickets are still selling well.
NYDN Ticket Geek features SeatGeek's video from Super Bowl XLVI Media Day
The Indianapolis Star features SeatGeek's video from Media Day at Super Bowl XLVI
You can still get into Super Bowl XLVI, but it will cost you, according to the Ticket Geek blog.
Yahoo! Sports features SeatGeek's video from Super Bowl XLVI Media Day
USA Today's The Huddle blog takes an in-depth look into the all-in cost of a trip to Super Bowl XLVI
NESN features SeatGeek's infographic on Super Bowl XLVI ticket and travel prices
Ticket prices to Super Bowl XLVI were down exactly one week out from the big game.
The high cost of attending a Super Bowl party stands in stark contrast to the tough economic climate of early 2012, according to the Newark Star-Ledger
Ticket prices are on the decline as the big game nears, reports Boston.com
The Indianapolis Star features SeatGeek's Super Bowl XLVI price infographic
New England Cable News looks at the total cost of a trip to Indy for Super Bowl XLVI for Patriots fans
Although Team USA's roster was just announced, the news doesn't seem to be impacting ticket markets, according to TicketNews
A full fan guide to Super Bowl XLVI
Yahoo! Sports' Shutdown Corner takes a look at the best ways to get super bowl tickets
Renewed demand for SB XLVI tickets has prices climbing
The Indianapolis Star looks at the modest decline in SB XLVI ticket prices, as well as some of the other things you can buy for the cost of a game ticket
According to the Indianapolis Star and SeatGeek, this year's game may be the most expensive ever
Ticketmaster's new app seeks to sell tickets but won't solve the underlying pricing issues of the secondary market, reports TicketNews.
New York and New Jersey shoppers outnumber New England shoppers by nearly 2-to-1 for SB XLVI Tix
Super Bowl XLVI tickets arent coming cheap, according to SeatGeek's Will Flaherty
Ticket prices for Super Bowl XLVI are set to break records, according to Zac Keefer of the Indianapolis Star.
The Patriots announced a rise in ticket prices for next season, increasing their already league-leading cost of ducats
The Patriots will raise ticket prices in 2012, according to TicketNews
Super Bowl XLVI tickets are averaging near $3,500 according to the Ticket Geek blog on DailyNews.com
The Ram looks at spring concerts near Fordham University
The Giants' ticket lotters for SB XLVI yielded many disappointed customers, meaning the secondary market is now the only option in for fans of Big Blue.
Tickets wont be cheap for Super Bowl XLVI, as TicketNews reports.
Super Bowl XLVI Tickets Averaging More Than $3,400 on Secondary Markets according to NESN
VentureBeat covers SeatGeek's new ticketing partnership with the Hearst Corporation.
The Biz of Baseball looks into various topics, including paperless ticketing and the secondary market
Gizmodo featured SeatGeek as it's "App of the Day" on New Years Day
Cowboys-Giants tickets are in high demand, according to TicketNews
The Giants-Cowboys season finale leads the NFL as the most expensive ticket in the final week of the regular season, according to SeatGeek
Winter Classic ticket prices aren't cheap, according to CSNPhilly.com
Across secondary markets, tickets for the NHL Winter Classic aren't going cheaply
Some Flyers fans are quite upset about the tight ticket availability for the Flyers-Rangers game on January 2
Winter Classic tickets will cost you quite a ton, according to Culturemob and SeatGeek
Fans are excited about the open of a new Knicks season--with higher ticket prices just one measure of this heightened level of fan interest
The LA Times breaks down the impact of the CP3 trade on Clippers ticket rpices
The Jets-Giants Christmas eve clash will be the most expensive game in MetLife Stadium ever, according to SeatGeek
The New York Times looks into ticket prices for New York City's football rivalry - Jets vs. Giants
Pats tickets have fallen for their final two home games, according to SeatGeek
Jets-Giants tickets aren't coming cheaply, according to Jets Confidential and SeatGeek
Netted, a daily tech email list sponsored by the Webbys, features SeatGeek
Giants-Jets tickets have continued to climb in price, according to SeatGeek
Tickets to the Jets-Giants game on Christmas Eve won't come, according to the Ticket Geek blog on NYDailyNews.com
Tickets to the BCS National Title Game in New Orleans are averaging over $1,800 on secondary markets, according to SeatGeek
Tickets to see the Knicks are amongst the most expensive in the NBA, according to SeatGeek
Injuries have hurt not only players and a team's record--but pain has felt by ticket sellers, too.
SeatGeek provides insight into ticket prices for the Broncos-Pats game in Denver
Chris Paul's trade to LA has turned the oft-losing Clippers into a hot ticket, as The New York Times' Ken Belson reports.
Tebomania has hit the secondary ticket market for Broncos games, as TicketNews reports.
CP3's move west has ratcheted up demand for Clippers tickets, according to TicketNews
The San Franscisco 49ers will freeze their 2012 ticket prices after a breakout season on the Bay.
Will from SeatGeek sits down with David Nuno from Rivals Radio to talk ticket prices for big upcoming college football bowl games.
TigerBait.com gets down to tracking BCS National Title Game ticket prices in the first of a weekly series of articles in partnership with SeatGeek
SeatGeek founder Russ D'Souza describes the new Discover New York Arts project in a Huffington Post article
The New York Giants-Dallas Cowboys Sunday night showdown at Cowboys Stadium is, with its average ticket price of $307.24, the most expensive game to attend in Week 14, eclipsing the Oakland Raiders at Green Bay Packers game by $103.
AOL Music features the Columbus as a great new way for music fans to track their favorite bands on tour
The Next Web breaks down the Discover New York Arts partnership announced this week by SeatGeek and Bloomberg Philanthropies
The NYDN takes a deeper look at SeatGeek in a follow up to a series on startup companies in New York City.
Tickets to January's national championship game are going for more than triple the price they did for the Nov. 5 showdown between LSU and Alabama, according to SeatGeek
BetaBeat covers the launch of Columbus, SeatGeek's new event discovery engine
The CW's Dallas affiliate covers the launch of SeatGeek's new event discovery engine, Columbus.
TechCrunch's exclusive article on the launch of SeatGeek's Columbus event discovery engine.
The New Orleans Times-Picayune looks at the drop in SEC title game ticket prices as LSU seeks to seal up a berth in the 2012 BCS National Championship game in New Orleans
Plummeting prices for Georgia and LSU's clash in the SEC Title game mean that fans have new opportunities to find great deal on tickets before Saturday's game.
NESN.com looks at ticket prices for the Celtics-Knicks NBA season opener on Christmas Day
Behind all of the controversy around the seat filling hoax for the Big Ten Championship game, the ugly fact remains that ticket demand for the game couldn't be much weaker.
Deadspin digs into the "Seat Filling" controversy surrounding the Big Ten title game and finds many people in denial mode about a Craigslist post that sparked the controversy.
TicketNews goes to SeatGeek.com to look into ticket prices for major college football championship games this weekend
Demand for the Big Ten championship has been far less than anticipated at the beginning of the season, writes HuskerOnline's Sean Callahan.
Huliq.com looks at how the NBA Lockout is affecting ticket prices for fans. The verdict? Ticket prices show no immediate sign of decreasing.
Yahoo! Contributor Network digs into Turkey Day football prices as they examine trends regarding the Lions-Packers Thanksgiving Classic game in Detroit.
Sidney Crosby's return to the rink has lit up secondary ticket markets, according to Ticket News
Bruins tickets are amongst the league's most expensive while the team turns a substantial profit, according to the New England Center for Investigative Reporting.
With College Gameday in town, University of Houston fans are clamoring to see their team play against SMU, according to Sam Khan Jr. of the Houston Chronicle
There's plenty of excitement around Lions-Packers on Thanksgiving Day, according to TicketNews writer Kyle Kernan.
Oregon-Stanford ticket prices are rising in anticipation of the game, writes Oregon's Rivals.com site.
Stanford's student newspaper explores the unprescedented demand for tickets to see the school's undefeated football team face off against Oregon.
CardinalReport.com breaks down the ticket situation for the Stanford-Oregon game
Alabama-LSU tickets are priced higher than any regular season college football game within the past two seasons, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Fans will have to pay a pretty penny to get into the LSU-Alabama game, billed as "The Game of the Century" by some analysts.
Even the worst seats for this weekend's LSU-Alabama game aren't cheap, as USA Today's Michael McCarthy writes.
LSU's Daily Reveille explores the sky-high cost of tickets to this weekend's LSU-Alabama game.
The New Orleans Times-Picayune digs into the astronomical prices LSU fans are paying to attend Saturday's "Game of the Century"
TicketNews covers the beta launch of SeatGeek's "Columbus" event discovery engine
Alabama's student newspaper looks into the record-setting ticket prices for the upcoming LSU-Alabama football game
LSU TigerBait breaks down the record-high ticket prices for this weekend's LSU-Alabama game
BetaBeat's Ben Popper describes Columbus and offers a few beta invites out to readers
Mashable profiles SeatGeek's Columbus service (currently in beta)
Fans who bought tickets for the first 2 weeks of the NBA season will be getting a full refund but they are passing up the opportunity to resell their tickets to the first two weeks of the season
TicketNews investigates ticket prices for end-of-the-year events and featured SeatGeek's data
Ticket sales for the NFL are brisk at the quarter point of the season
The delayed start of the NBA season, return of key stars, and a relocated franchise will breathe life into the 2011-12 NHL season. Ticket brokers are hoping to capitalize
Data from SeatGeek demonstrates that Patriots prices are higher than Super Bowl Champion Green Bay Packers
SeatGeek partners with 24/7 Wall Street to investigate ticket prices, capacity, and attendance among NFL teams
Playoff ticket prices for the Red Sox are down as fans lose confidence in struggling team.
Patriots home tickets to peak against Jets while Steelers matchup has the highest price away ticket prices
Ticket prices for MSG on the resale market are up due to renovation
Towson University urging fans to buy tickets on the resale market and SeatGeek has tickets as low as $9
SeatGeek highlighted as the best way to get event tickets by CNET reporter Sharon Vaknin
Patriots Chargers tickets the most expensive in the NFL
Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, and Anthrax set to rock Yankee stadium
Aggregating concert, event and sporting tickets from brokers like RazorGator, Ticket City, Empire Tickets, eBay, and StubHub, SeatGeek is the only online ticket resource you'll ever need.
A trip to the NFC Championship Game coupled with the smallest stadium in the National Football League equals one thing: High prices.
Felix Delgado really wants to be an intern at SeatGeek, and why not? The General Assembly graduate is crushing it, having recently signed a big partnership with Yahoo Sports and outpacing their older, better funded rivals.
As the 2011 NFL season prepares to kick off—Packers-Saints tonight, which is preempting President Obama's job speech in Wisconsin—football fans should be happy that the lockout is over, and that, in most cases, ticket prices at stadiums around the country have remained flat. Four pro teams have even lowered ticket prices this season.
Checking out a home opener this season is high on many people's to-do list, but more of those people want to see the Jets than the Giants.
The Washington Nationals will be the hottest ticket in our nation's capital Tuesday night, thanks to 23-year-old pitcher Stephen Strasburg, who will make his 2011 debut vs. the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Phenom pitcher Stephen Strasburg's scheduled return to Nationals Park on Tuesday could translate to millions of dollars in additional revenue for the Washington Nationals in just the final month of the season.
"Do you still love me?" That may be something rattling around Stephen Strasburg's head. The pitching phenom of the Washington Nationals took the league by storm last year when he debuted with electric stuff and velocity that stayed within 3 digits for several innings.
With the first weekend of Division I college football at our fingertips, I wanted to briefly explore ticket price differences for the Top 25 teams from the pre-season poll.
Management experts say companies big and small may be able to generate ideas by soliciting input from all levels of an organization and allowing employees to set aside time for creative projects.
Cleveland fans are just tickled to death that Thome is back. Go Indians!
With football season just around the corner, avid football fans might be considering cheering their team on from the sidelines. Ticket search engine SeatGeek breaks down which NFL teams charge the least for home games.
Hey, sports fans: to find the best deal on the next big game, check out SeatGeek.
Football season is just around the corner and if you're a big patriots fan, heading to Gillette Stadium to see your favorite team take the field it is going to cost you.
According to the most recent report from Comscore, ticketing is now the most popular category of website in the United States, ahead of fashion, toys and consumer goods. And New York is home to one of the fastest growing ticket sites, SeatGeek, which this week announced a major partnership with Yahoo Sports.
Frustrated with trying to buy tickets for a show or sporting event online? The Rackspace Startup Program has a solution for your online ticket buying blues.
SeatGeek, a two-year-old start-up that aspires to be the Kayak of sports and concert tickets, has signed a multiyear partnership with Yahoo Sports to drive traffic to its site.
SeatGeek, a New York City based startup that operates a events and ticketing search engine just announced a multi-year partnership with Yahoo today, to power ticket search and listings on their Yahoo Sports and Rivals (college sports) properties.
Startup SeatGeek will be partnering with Yahoo Sports websites to help boost usage of its ticket aggregation service.
Ticket search engine SeatGeek.com has signed a multiyear online marketing deal with Yahoo Sports that will dramatically increase SeatGeek's exposure as the company looks to sell more tickets.
As football fans gear up for the regular season, some can expect to pay more than others when cheering on their team from the stands.
A new breed of applications do more than just provide services - they nurture a complete social experience that combines the best of the real and digital worlds.
The team at SeatGeek has been crushing it recently. They were one of the few members of General Assembly's first class to graduate to their own office space and today they launched a big redesign, complete with a new self serve ad platform that could help the young start-up to diversify its revenue stream.
SeatGeek does amazing things with data. The company provides a data-driven search tool for sports and music tickets (think "Kayak for ticketing").
NYC-based startup SeatGeek is adding a fresh coat of paint to its ticket marketplace, introducing an overhauled design that incorporates some helpful new features. And it's also announcing a new route of monetization that it's hoping will serve as a strong revenue stream going forward: sponsored placements.
One of New York City's darling startups, SeatGeek, a live events search engine, just completely redesigned its site.
The online secondary ticket market for sporting events has been going gangbusters.
Shockingly, Justin Bieber may be the owner of one of the sappiest Twitter accounts around. But there's one thing that his Twitter accomplishes beyond making readers roll their eyes and scoff: Directly affecting ticket sales.
If you're looking to score tickets for the New York Yankees-Boston Red Sox showdown at Fenway Park this weekend, it's going to cost you more than it did last October (1-3), when tickets to see the American League East rivals do battle sold for an average of $140, according to SeatGeek.com.
SeatGeek.com, a nationally known ticket search engine, reports that the Green Bay Packers are ranked first among all National Football League teams in the average cost per game of all home games this coming season.
Cleveland Browns players and staff members weren't the only ones in a holding pattern during the recently ended lockout imposed in March by NFL owners.
The Dallas Cowboys season was still uncertain a week ago as the NFL lockout dragged on. Since then, the mad dash to secure thousands of seats at Cowboys Stadium has started as football fans make up for lost time.
With the NFL lockout no longer in place, fans have been rushing to scoop up tickets. But experts say that frugal football fanatics could save more by waiting out this first wave of ticket-buying.
The increased popularity of the Mets has benefited ticket brokers as well: According to SeatGeek data, Mets tickets have been reselling for almost twice as much the last two months as they did for the season's first two months.
The NFL lockout is over, people are thinking about football again and that means demand is up for fans who want to see the defending Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers.
Now that the NFL lockout is over, fans can go ahead and rush the box office for tickets. But those who can wait may score the best deals.
Baseball fans have long griped about the cost of a day at the ballpark, but this season, it's easier than ever to get a discount -- even from the teams themselves.
Derek Jeter reaching the 3,000-hits milestone hasn't been enough to entice fans out to the ballpark this season. Baseball ticket prices on the secondary market have dropped 6% on average since the start of the season, and Yankees tickets in particular have dropped nearly 50%.
With ticket prices from teams increasing all the time, the secondary ticket market has prospered in recent years. What started as scalpers standing around an arena trying to pawn off tickets has evolved into a full-fledged industry.
Jeter 3,000th spurs ticket demand at Yankee Stadium.
Tonight, legendary Beatles frontman Paul McCartney, easily one the greatest living musical acts, begins a two-night concert run at Yankee Stadium, home of the 27-time World Series champion New York Yankees.
When Christian Lopez caught Derek Jeter's 3,000th hit, he returned it to the Yankees shortstop, instead of trying to sell it. (One estimate puts the value of the ball at between $100,000 and $250,000, but it could have been even higher.)
At last. Derek Jeter will finally get his 3000th hit Saturday at Yankee Stadium against the division-rival Tampa Bay Rays - that's what the secondary ticket market believes, anyway.
According to seatgeek.com, the average secondary-market ticket prices for this weekend are more than $200, about what tickets were last year when Alex Rodriguez got to 600 home runs.
If Yankees fans want a chance to witness Derek Jeter reach another historic milestone, his 3,000th hit, they're going to have to dig deep into their pockets.
It turns out there really is no such thing as bad publicity. When celebrities are involved in scandals, ticket prices for their concerts or games jump, numbers recently analyzed by SeatGeek show.
With Derek Jeter sitting three hits away from the 3,000-hit mark, we have a good guess of when he'll get it. Or do we? The Yankees' secondary ticket market didn't seem so sure.
Derek Jeter is four hits shy of 3,000, and the chance to see history has more than doubled some ticket prices for the New York Yankees' next home series.
One of New York City's darling startups, SeatGeek, a sweet secondary ticket market, is launching its "Three For Free Summer Ticket Giveaway" to send a group of three Facebook friends to a summer concert or sporting event of their choosing, absolutely free.
If you want a lot of live-music options, Las Vegas may be calling your name. According to statistics provided by secondary ticket search service SeatGeek, the state with the most concerts for the state's population is Nevada. Washington D.C. is second and Missouri is third.
U.S. Open sponsorship sales are down from their peak in 2008, though there is some hope for future improvements as those sales have trickled slightly higher than was the case in 2010.
Hockey fever in Vancouver has pushed average ticket prices for tonight's Stanley Cup Final decider between the Canucks and Boston Bruins to more than $5,000 on the secondary market.
The final game of the Stanley Cup playoffs has set what could well be a record price tag in sports, with tickets fetching as much as US$8,600 in the hours before the showdown between the Vancouver Canucks and Boston Bruins.
With interest in the Milwaukee Brewers getting higher after the team's three-game sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals, will Wrigley Field become Miller Park South this week when the Brewers head to Chicago to meet the Cubs?
It's a good year to take the family out to the ballgame, according to baseball industry researcher Jon Greenberg.
Tickets for the NHL Stanley Cup Final between the Boston Bruins and Vancouver Canucks are going for more money in the online resale market than tickets to the NBA Finals between the Miami Heat and Dallas Mavericks.
An NBA Finals matchup between one market known for sizzle, stars and bandwagon jumpers and another famous for being awash in oil money is good news for ticket brokers. But a bicoastal, international NHL Stanley Cup battle between similarly championship-starved cities has been even better for business.
Vancouver chiropractor Richard Cleland says nothing in the city's sports history -- not even the 2010 Winter Olympics -- compares to the excitement of the Vancouver Canucks' bid to win the National Hockey League's Stanley Cup for the first time.
The people from Seatgeek.com, which monitors prices across multiple ticket sites, found that prices for Sunday's game at the AAC jumped by 25 percent overnight.
Interested in watching the Bruins participate in the Stanley Cup Final for the first time since 1990? It will cost you.
The long, lazy days of summer can be expensive ones if you're trying to stay entertained. There are plenty of ways to cut those costs though. Kelli Grant, Sr. Consumer Reporter for SmartMoney.com offers some tips on how to save this summer.
The number-crunching website [SeatGeek] aggregates sports and entertainment tickets available on resale sites such as StubHub, then mixes together millions of data points, some brainy algorithms, and an easy-to-use interface to help fans find the best deal possible.
SeatGeek, the New York-based marketplace for premium tickets for sporting and entertainment events, is driving revenue for big publishers including Yahoo, The Wall Street Journal, The Daily News and others, says co-founder Russell D'Souza.
According to Seatgeek — a web site that analyzes prices on the secondary ticket market from resellers such as StubHub, eBay, TicketsNow, RazorGator and more — the Indians are the best deal in baseball right now, with their 30-17 record and disproportionately low average ticket prices.
The Kansas City Royals, whose average crowd of 18,803 at 40,055-seat Kauffman Stadium ranks 11th in the league, are the first team among the attendance bottom feeders whose performance is in line with the tepid interest at the gate thus far.
Kutcher, who achieved celebrity through his work as an actor, has emerged in recent years as a savvy player in the start-up ecosystem and now rubs shoulders with co-founders as often as co-stars.
Hats off to the first company to come out of General Assembly, SeatGeek, which helps users get the best deals on tickets being sold on the secondary markets.
If you've got tickets to this weekend's Red Sox-Cubs series, be thankful because you're in luck. Not only that, there are a lot of people willing to pay good money to get their hands on one of those tickets.
According to the website seatgeek.com, which tracks ticket prices on the secondary market, Dodger tickets are worth less this week than any other ticket in baseball. They're 30th out of 30. They're behind the Marlins, the Rays and the Pirates (although, actually, it's the Braves who are 29th).
he average cost of a Twins ticket on the secondary market today is $50, down from $58, according to ticket search engine SeatGeek.
SeatGeek co-founders Russell D'Souza and Jack Groetzinger discuss how their site helps people find tickets online.
The ticketing website "SeatGeek" goes well beyond what you may be used to seeing from most ticketing websites. "SeatGeek" gives consumers the opportunity to do a quality check on each and every available seat to everything from a Thursday night baseball game in your city to a hard to find seat at a U2 concert.
There are many steps to starting a company, but only a couple of them will give your project an instant credibility and a stamp of approval.
SeatGeek is a site that lets you search for available tickets at sporting and music events across various ticket selling platforms online like StubHub and Razorgator.
The crazy Canadian fans blew out 42,000 seats at the Rogers Centre in record time and then quickly scooped up an additional allotment of 13,000. That means the only way to get into the giant baseball/football stadium now is the secondary market.
Pay less for big game seats, and spend more of the summer at the ballpark.
Before you can buy me the peanuts and cracker jack, you need to get tickets to the baseball game. There are ways you can snag deals on tickets to even the biggest games, and save some money for beer, food or cheaper seats at future games.
Our friends at SeatGeek.com have concluded that Saturday night's UFC 129, headlined by Georges St. Pierre and Jake Shields, is the most highly demanded UFC event* we've seen since last year.
The Knicks will play host to their first playoff game since 2004 when they lost Game 3 and Stephon Marbury's crew got swept, 3-0, by the Nets in the best-of-five series. This is a much hotter ticket than that, though the Knicks are trailing 2-0 in this best-of-seven first-round series.
Ticket search engine SeatGeek is launching a new low-cost advertising option on its Web site for ticket brokers, a first for the company in an effort to peel away some ad business from search giant Google.
For some New York-based companies like SeatGeek — a fast-rising sports and entertainment ticket search engine — participating in an accelerator program has already yielded a nice payoff.
After last year's dismal summer concert season, acts are redrawing their strategic road maps.
If opening day at Fenway Park this Friday has you dreaming about Red Sox tickets for this season, here's some advice: Keep dreaming.
In short, the site lets you search a number of different secondary-market ticket search engines including eBay and Stubhub for over 60,000 different events – millions of tickets at any given time.
If you currently don't have tickets for the opening day baseball games in cities like Boston, Dallas-Fort Worth, or San Francisco, you'd better be ready to "pony up†if you want to buy a seat on the secondary ticket market.
The Phillies, who open play Friday, April 1 when they host the Houston Astros at Citizens Bank Park, begin the season as the overwhelming favorite to win the NL East for the fifth straight season and return to the World Series for the third time in four years.
Scoring an opening day ticket at Yankee Stadium probably strikes many fans as an impossible — or at least wildly expensive — dream. But the secondary-ticket market is showing that is not the case.
The Philadelphia Flyers, coming off last season's appearance in the Stanley Cup finals and currently sitting atop the Eastern Conference, are planning to increase ticket prices next season, and the team came to that conclusion with the help of the secondary ticket market.
You can do a lot with $100 but one thing you can't do is attend the Red Sox' home opener against the Yankees this year if you're looking to purchase a ticket from a secondary market.
Owen Davis, managing director of NYC Seed, says seed rounds have doubled in size in the last couple years and that valuations have ballooned by as much as 30 percent over the last year, according to a peHUB report.
Boston University may be facing the monumental task of becoming the first ever 16 seed to knock off a 1 seed in the NCAA tournament, but the mismatch against Kansas surely isn't preventing fans from paying big money to see the action live.
San Diego State's road to the Final Four starts in Tucson, Arizona and now thousands of Aztec fans are trying to decide if they want to make the six-hour road trip to Tucson.
Who says you can't put a price on success? The playoff-bound Knicks on Friday announced an average increase of 49 percent for season tickets.
Since the Anthony trade, according to SeatGeek.com, the prices for some Garden games on the secondary market rose as much as 113 percent from the season average.
The good news is that you can still get tickets to Thursday night's Lakers-Heat game without going bankrupt. The bad news is that if you want a seat where you don't need binoculars to see expressions on players' faces, you'll need a really big checking account or a credit card with five figures as the limit.
Any discussion about the better spring training location—Florida or Arizona—typically deteriorates into an argument based on factors that can't be measured.
Officials with SeatGeek.com, a leading online ticket search engine, say the price of tickets for the Spurs-Heat game, a match-up which could prove to be a preview of the NBA Finals, have continued to climb on the secondary market in recent days.
As the company continues to grow its brand, ticket search engine and price forecaster SeatGeek recently secured a round of funding from A Grade Investments, a venture capital firm headed by actor-producer Ashton Kutcher and Madonna's manager Guy Oseary.
SeatGeek, one of a raft of ticket comparison and price forecasting sites for sporting and entertainment events, has been pushing the edge with a combination of powerful data, great design and key partnerships and investments. The New York startup announced Tuesday that it has secured an undisclosed investment from Ashton Kutcher and Guy Oseary's A Grade Investments.
SeatGeek, a ticket search site for sport, concert and theater events, has raised a strategic investment from celebrity-turned-angel Ashton Kutcher and Guy Oseary through their investment fund A-Grade Investments. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Celebu-vestor Ashton Kutcher is at it again, using his venture capital fund, A Grade Investments, to pour an undisclosed amount of funding into online ticket-search firm startup SeatGeek, the company announced today.
With tickets to LCD Soundsystem's quickly thrown together concerts at Terminal 5 set to go on sale tomorrow, February 22, the band is taking a unique approach in avoiding the use of paperless or traditional paper tickets in an effort to thwart resale.
Despite the disparate records of the two teams — the Heat are 40-15, the Raptors 15-40 — the atmosphere could be electric at the Air Canada Centre for what's expected to be only the fourth sellout in 28 home games this season.
Chris Bosh's return to Toronto for his first game since he packed up his wool pea coat and joined the Miami Heat has become one of the most riveting sporting events of the week.
It seems like the UFC is getting a bit of a boost from Sunday's NFL Super Bowl game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers. With Las Vegas' Mandalay Bay Resort Event Center playing host to UFC 126, demand for the event has gone through the roof.
Tickets. Tickets. Anybody need Super Bowl tickets. Well, before you start doing your 'super' search; check out something called seatgeek.com.
Jason Black fell in love with the Super Bowl on Jan. 26, 1986. Black, then a second grader, watched the Chicago Bears beat the New England Patriots, became a Bears fan and hasn't missed a Super Bowl on television since.
When they arrive at the stadium on Sunday to play in the Super Bowl, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers will be carrying the sterling legacies of two of the NFL's most distinguished franchises.
There's something romantic about scrappy little web start-up companies, isn't there? All it takes is one good idea done right and then it's off to the races. New York City plays host to many of these companies.
With four days to go until Super Bowl XLV finally kicks off, it's becoming increasingly clear that Dallas Cowboys fans will not like what they see in the stands at Cowboys Stadium.
Last summer, football fans in Texas entertained hopes of seeing one — or both — of the state's NFL teams in the Super Bowl at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington. The Cowboys were a popular preseason pick to win the NFC while the Houston Texans were viewed as a sleeper contender in the AFC.
Russell D'Souza of SeatGeek estimated the cost of a 4-day, 3-night trip leaving from Pittsburgh or Milwaukee Friday and returning Monday.
With only a few days left, Super Bowl XLV ticket sales are on fire, and Steelers fans are trying to grab up as many as possible to fill the new stadium in Arlington, near Dallas, Texas, with as much black and gold as possible.
And you thought it was hard to get tickets in Boston. On Sunday, the Celtics face the Los Angeles Lakers for the first time since Game 7 of the NBA Finals last season, marking the 273rd time the storied franchises have clashed.
SeatGeek was inspired by frustration. Jack Groetzinger and Russ D'Souza, both avid concertgoers and sports enthusiasts, were fed up with the unpredictability of the secondary ticket market--reseller pricing that can swing from significantly higher than face value to cut-rate, depending on an event's popularity.
Odds are good that you can't afford the highest-priced Super Bowl seat. As of Monday it was going for $764,725. Even the least expensive would set you back $2,563. But make no mistake: The secondary ticket market can be a fan's bonanza.
As the host city (or region) of a Super Bowl, prime matchups matter in making the game a promotional bonanza, and the fan base involvement of the two teams will certainly help trigger the economic benefits.
If the Super Bowl is any kind of annual barometer of the economy, things are steadily improving. Football fans – both individually and through businesses – are coughing up more money this year on tickets and hospitality events for the big Feb. 6 matchup in Dallas.
ay Kornegay, the director of the sportsbook at the Las Vegas Hilton, didn't wait long to set the line for the much-anticipated Chicago Bears-Green Bay Packers NFC Championship Game next Sunday at Soldier Field.
Keep in mind that the market for tickets to major sporting events can change by the hour, but it's abundantly clear the price for tickets to Sunday's NFC Championship Game between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears is trending upward.
Tickets to the NFL playoff game between the New England Patriots and the New York Jets on Sunday are hot enough to melt the ice mounds in the Gillette Stadium parking lot.
The open market for potential tickets to a Bears-Packers NFC championship is already through the roof. The Bears have to beat the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at Soldier Field to advance, while Green Bay has a tougher task, beating the Falcons at the Georgia Dome.
Tickets for Sunday's playoff grudge match between the New England Patriots and the New York Jets are still available online, but they'll cost you.
If you want to see the Patriots play the Jets this weekend in person, you better pony up some cash. Ticket prices for the divisional playoff game between the bitter rivals are soaring, with the average ticket price up 30 percent from the regular-season average.
Faced with the potential for dozens of busted ticket orders for the January 10 BCS National Championship game, secondary ticket marketplace StubHub, which is the official resale marketplace for the game, was forced to pull down all BCS tickets from its Web site Wednesday night, January 5, because a broker oversold and could not fill customer orders.
The Los Angeles Lakers came into Tuesday night's game with San Antonio trailing the Spurs by five games for the No. 1 record in the Western Conference.
Although Saturday's much-anticipated Los Angeles Lakers-Miami Heat game quickly sold out, tickets remained available today, some at a substantial premium from the highest face value for a regular-season game in team history.
Instead of feasting on turkey, drinking egg nog and watching holiday classics such as "A Christmas Story" or "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" for the millionth time, it appears more and more Lakers fans will spend their Christmas Day at Staples Center.
Forget Kobe and Pau vs. LeBron and Dwyane. When the Los Angeles Lakers and Miami Heat meet at Staples Center to celebrate Christmas, the game will feature several compelling business stories.
The New York Giants are scheduled to face the Philadelphia Eagles today and tickets to the game are the hottest ones in town.
One of the truly great aspects of sports fandom is that it is inherently social. It's just no fun cheering by yourself. Fans want to be around other like-minded fans, regardless of whether that occurs at the actual sporting event, at the local sports bar, or during viewing parties held at our homes in front of a TV.
Ticket prices suggest the Ultimate Fighting Championship's return to the Detroit area is drawing the most interest of any UFC show since late August.
A prime seat at a Christmas Day game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Miami Heat would cost $900 at the box office and about $2,582 on the secondary market. Where is all that money going?
How can you be sure if you pay $100 for a seat today that the one next to it won't be available for half that tomorrow? Jack Groetzinger grappled with that very same question in 2008, prompting him to launch SeatGeek.com, a consumer advocate site that helps you get the best bang for your ticket buck.
Even with the Rangers losing the first two games of the World Series, it's still going to cost a small fortune be part of the first Fall Classic game in Arlington.
These entrepreneurs went from obscurity to mover-and-shaker status this year, making names for themselves with their startups. They are the future of New York tech and entrepreneurship.
With the Miami Heat's new Big 3 in town, tickets to tonight's Celtics game at the TD Garden have become a hot commodity.
SeatGeek is like a smarter version of Kayak for secondary markets in sports and music tickets.
Gone are the good old days when concertgoers and sports fans only had to bargain with the semi-intoxicated scalper in the parking lot.
Rick Hancock looks at new websites that are "Outta Site." SeatGeek aggregates events on the secondary ticket market.
Ticket search engine startup SeatGeek has landed $550,000 in funding from previous backers Founder Collective and NYC Seed.
LeBron James (remember him?) is certainly no friend to most NBA fans in Cleveland these days. But he is proving to be good for that city's secondary-ticket market.
Yes, the proverbial "buzz" surrounding the Miami Heat in 2010 has been "heating up" for months now.
Tickets To Heat Road Games Already Drawing Large Price Increases With LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh "transforming the Heat into the most anticipated team in sports,†the team has become "a far more popular road show than they are in…
Today on This Week in Startups we'll teach you how to get the best price on sports and concert tickets.
We asked Russell D'Souza of SeatGeek.com, which forecasts activity on the secondary ticket market, for tips on landing the best - and cheapest - seats.
Among all the NFL games in the 2010 season, which begins next week, Buffalo is home to four of the five with the lowest-priced tickets, according to SeatGeek.com
With the 2010-11 season set to begin Oct. 26, SeatGeek compiled a list of the averaging prices for every team's home opener.
SeatGeek wants to help by using that amazing magic called "math" to forecast prices and availability and when you should buy to save the most moolah.
Ticket prices are averaging $460 per seat, the second-highest rate for an N.B.A. opening day, according to SeatGeeks's analysis of the secondary resale market.
Simply type in the artist, team, venue or city and voila!
Alex Rodriguez looked a bit off Tuesday night in his pursuit of home run No. 600. But he still has a 41 percent chance of reaching the milestone at Progressive Field in Cleveland over the next two days, say our friends at SeatGeek.com and HitTrackerOnline.com.
Company Also Partners With Nielsen Entertainment to Bring SeatGeek's Unique Ticketing Data and Analytics to the Music Industry
So the new team pages track ticket prices over time, across games. It's almost like you're tracking a stock for a company.
There's a 9% chance he'll knock the milestone ball into Section 136 in left field, according to HitTrackerOnline, a website that analyzes the trajectory of every home-run ball and notes its landing spot.
If you want to simplify the concert process on your smartphone, mobile apps make it easier than ever to find and attend concerts in your area.
If you're dead set on seeing Dave Matthews or Lady Gaga perform this summer but want the best deal on tickets, check out SeatGeek.com.
How do they do it? That's one of the questions SeatGeek co-founder Jack Groetzinger addresses in our Q&A below. He also gives insight as to why you might want to avoid TicketMaster, be wary of Craigslist, and wait until the very last minute to buy tickets for even some of the most high-profile concerts and sports match-ups.
The idea is simple: aggregate all of the tickets for events and visualize their value on the stadium's seating chart.
Roughly 40% of the tickets on the secondary market are cheaper than at the box office, says SeatGeek's Groetzinger.
The Cleveland Cavaliers' ouster from the NBA playoffs sparked financial repercussions for fans trying to buy or sell tickets to the Eastern Conference finals as well as for teams that might land LeBron James as a free agent.
USA Today reports on what LeBron and the Cavs' early Playoff exit means for fans' wallets: "Average ticket prices for the Orlando Magic's home games in the secondary resale market 'dropped immediately' to $154 from $177 when the playoff opponent was the Boston Celtics, says Russell D'Souza, co-chief executive officer of SeatGeek
Average ticket prices for the Orlando Magic's home games in the secondary resale market "dropped immediately" to $154 from $177 when the playoff opponent was the Boston Celtics, says Russell D'Souza, co-chief executive officer of SeatGeek.
Now, the vast craniums behind SeatGeek are trying to ensure that you get the best deal from your sports (and concert) tickets when those events are already sold out.
Average ticket prices for the Orlando Magic's's home games in the secondary resale market "dropped immediately" to $154 from $177 when the playoff opponent was the Boston Celtics, says Russell D'Souza, co-chief executive officer of SeatGeek.
Average ticket prices for the Orlando Magic's home games in the secondary resale market "dropped immediately" to $154 from $177 when the playoff opponent was the Boston Celtics, says Russell D'Souza, co-chief executive officer of SeatGeek.
Rumors have surfaced that LeBron James has been house hunting in Chicago suburb Highland Park. Does this mean LeBron will play for the Chicago Bulls next season?
You buy tickets to a big game for one reason: to resell them at a profit.
Back in October we covered SeatGeek, the free service that helps users find tickets to concerts and sporting events when they're at their lowest price. Recently the company launched a new feature aimed at season ticket holders that helps them price, sell and manage their entire ticket investment.
SeatGeek (a ticket-price aggregator) has estimated that, had Lebron and the Cavs survived to play in the Eastern Conference Finals against the Orlando Magic, an average ticket for a game in Cleveland would have cost $349 (this being the resale price, not the ticket's face value).
The newspaper's sports section includes a brief noting that ticket-price aggregator SeatGeek.com reports fans "would have had to pay an average of $349 to see LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers play a home game for this round..."
Clevelanders would have shelled out plenty of dough for the chance to sit in the Q and be witnesses. Exactly how much?
According to SeatGeek.com (via the Wall Street Journal), the LeBacle saved NBA fans serious cash.
The Cleveland Cavaliers loss to the Celtics caused an immediate decrease in ticket prices for the Eastern Conference final. SeatGeek co-founder Russ D'Souza contributes the steep decline to the exclusion of star player LeBron James in the finals.
If LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers had made it to the Eastern Conference Finals, ticket prices sold on the black market would have averaged $349 for the Cavs home games.
According to ticket-price aggregator SeatGeek.com, fans would have had to pay an average of $349 to see LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers play a home game for this round.
King James may have left the court and gone home for the season, but it doesn't mean he's finished impacting the NBA playoffs - at least not where ticket prices are concerned. According to the latest data from SeatGeek.com, which forecasts the prices of tickets on the secondary market.
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Police issue alert on missing Albion boy
ALBION – A 15-year-old boy with Asperger's syndrome is being sought by authorities in Orleans County after being reported missing Friday morning from his West Bank Street home in the Village of Albion, Albion police said.
Timothy Mattison, who was last seen at his home, is without his medication.
He is described as a 5-foot-7, 145 pounds, white with black hair in a brush cut and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a black T-shirt and riding on a "red chopper"-style bicycle.
Call 911 or Albion police at (585) 589-5627.
Level 2 sex offender wins parole eligibility
LOCKPORT – A Level 2 sex offender, serving state prison time for assaulting a police officer in Allegany County, became immediately eligible for parole this week after being resentenced.
The Appellate Division of State Supreme Court ruled June 8 that Jason M. Meden, 36, had been illegally sentenced in April 2011, when Niagara County Judge Matthew J. Murphy III gave him three years behind bars for violating probation on his 2009 guilty plea to attempted second-degree assault. A police officer in Allegany County was injured when he fell while chasing Meden.
The appeals court ruled that Murphy should have given Meden an indeterminate sentence, so Monday, Murphy gave him 1˝ to three years.
Meden moved to Niagara Falls while on probation and was charged in Erie County with failing to register his home address as required by the state's Sex Offender Registration Act. He also failed a drug test last fall. He went on the offender registry for a second-degree rape conviction after he had sex with a 14-year-old girl in his former Grand Island home in 2007. Meden served a year behind bars in that case.
Ex-official accused of growing marijuana
MEDINA – A former assistant public defender in Monroe County was charged Thursday with growing marijuana in his Medina home.
Adam Rissew, 36, is accused of operating an extensive marijuana-growing operation that included scales, cutting devices and packaging materials. He also is charged with gun possession.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Anthony M. Bruce said Rissew was an assistant public defender until his initial arrest in July by the Orleans County Sheriff's Office. The new charges are the result of an investigation by the Orleans County Major Felony Crime Task Force and the Drug Enforcement Administration.
Man tied to sex attack on 12-year-old girl
STOW – A Stockton man was arraigned on charges of first-degree sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child in connection with subjecting a 12-year-old girl to sexual contact in May 2011, the Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office reported Friday.
Ryan M. Robbins, 22, of Munger Road was taken to the Chautauqua County Jail in lieu of $5,000 cash bail or $10,000 property bond.
Authorities said the alleged incident occurred at a home in Stow on May 21, 2011. He was arrested following a joint investigation by the Chautauqua County District Attorney's Office, Child Protective Services and the sheriff's office.
Identity released in motorcycle crash
The Niagara County Sheriff's Office has identified a man who was seriously injured in a motorcycle crash late Tuesday in the Town of Wilson.
Jody D. Barron, 41, of Youngstown was taken from the scene by Mercy Flight to Erie County Medical Center and remained in critical condition Thursday.
The crash at Route 93 and Burch Road occurred shortly before noon Tuesday.
Deputies said Barron was found in a cornfield on the north side of the intersection, where he landed after being thrown from the motorcycle.
It appears the motorcyclist missed the curve in the road, drove off the north shoulder and struck a ditch, deputies said.
Man told to sell car as part of DWI sentence
LOCKPORT – Niagara County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas ordered a drunken driver to sell his car as a condition of placing him on five years' probation Thursday.
John A. Jacobs Sr., 50, of Sy Road, Wheatfield, also was fined $2,500 for his felony driving while intoxicated plea, stemming from an April 7 arrest on Burch Road in Wilson, where his blood-alcohol content was measured at .20 percent.
In another sentencing Thursday, State Supreme Court Justice Richard C. Kloch Sr. placed Emma F. Slocum, 23, of Coomer Road, Newfane, on three years' probation for two counts of seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance.
Slocum sold Suboxone Sept. 26 in the City of Lockport and Oct. 12 in Newfane.

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Mexico Overhauls Oil; What's the Impact?
Mexico is making moves that could potentially overhaul the oil industry.
In a Page One story, WSJ reports the Mexican government is aiming to end the country's 75-year-old monopoly on oil and gas production. The move potentially could open up some of the world's biggest remaining untapped oil reserves to private companies and could set the stage for a new energy boom on the U.S. doorstep.
There are caveats, of course, especially considering these developments could be years in the making.
"It's potentially a big deal, with a very heavy emphasis on the word potentially," Heard on the Street's Liam Denning said on the MoneyBeat show. "There's a lot that needs to happen for this to go through."
But if there is a constitutional amendment that allows more foreign investment, the recent decline in Mexico's crude-oil production could reverse, he said.


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and why MAYBE they ARE up a lot due to the commercials.
ladies and gentlemen....RESEARCH what LTC means in this country.
LTC does NOT mean that everyone is in a facility of some sort. Quite the reverse...the data i'm finding suggests that the VAST majority...as in about 70% of LTC patients are actually treated at HOME.
I know of someone in fact who works for an LTC facility but who is assigned to be with the patient at their home in around the clock shifts whereby 3 different nurses care for the patient around the clock.
Why does this matter? It matters because this type of LTC patient does NOT appear to be subjected to the 14 day prescription rules.
And so..let's look at the potential math involved then..shall we?
Lets say that 65% of Avnrs scripts are LTC...and 35% not.
OUT OF THAT 65%....70% MAY NOT BE subjected to the 14 day rule while 30% may be.
And then..out of that 30%...MAYBE 30% of those haven't even yet begun to comply with the new rules given how many people and facilities this impacts.
And so..MAYBE our script growth has been up because of the commercials?
Lots to consider here folks.
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The commercials have and will have virtually ZERO effect on scripts, you pumper.
It's clear you've never discussed this with a physician, and ascertained how they feel about patients coming to them after seeing a commercial. I have. Extensively. It's a non-issue.
I can certainly see a lot of people who have no idea what PBA really is and who have no neurologic disease wondering if they have PBA because sometimes they feel giddy and laugh more at the same level of humor than they might otherwise laugh. Or conversely, they may find themselves crying at things and wondering why they are crying so much and they are actually crying because they have an underlying sadness or difficulty in their life that they are not fully in touch with or even clinical depression or anxiety that makes them cry more than they think they should.
So, yes, Trade's 10% figure is probably way too high a "conversion to scripts" number for those calling the information number and requesting free information be sent to them.
Wow, e-shrink that is quite a revolutionary discovery. I guess the billions that pharmas spend on direct to customer advertising is just spent by morons throwing away their money, ignorantly thinking it is having an impact on sales. How do you know you, and not they, are correct?
Because YOU TALKED TO A PHYSICIAN!!!!! You really are a stealthy little genius!!
120,000 hits to the website....
35000 PBA fact kits requested and sent out....
3500 new scripts? sounds reasonable to me.
What's it equal?
25 MILLION DOLLARS..in new business that will pay for a LOT more commercials.
BTW.what doctor did u discuss this with Bert.... your own shrink?
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Long-term care is a variety of services that includes medical and non-medical care to people who have a chronic illness or disability. Long-term care helps meet health or personal needs. Most long-term care is to assist people with support services such as activities of daily living like dressing, bathing, and using the bathroom. Long-term care can be provided at home, in the community, in assisted living or in nursing homes. It is important to remember that you may need long-term care at any age.
You may never need long-term care. This year, about nine million men and women over the age of 65 will need long-term care. By 2020, 12 million older Americans will need long-term care. Most will be cared for at home; family and friends are the sole caregivers for 70 percent of the elderly."


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drive time/dt corporation/ugly duckling the customer service is VERY rude and GAY..they harrassed me for payments that i had already worked out, but due to thier failure to communicate with one another, and not to mention having my car lees dallas, Texas
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I don't throw words like MORON around, but if you are at all serious then you truly are a MORON. I am not sure of your comprehension skills so I will just make your long story even shorter.
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So...we were talking last night, and I confessed that as badly as I've always wanted a girl I have a gut feeling that this baby is a boy. ĀI just feel more connected somehow when I think of him as a boy than as a girl. ĀI think that says something.
The hubs says he has been feeling the same way, but he still hopes it's a girl for two reasons:
1) he wants me to have everything I want
2) his heart melts already at the thought of his little Amelia saying "Hi Daddy!" when he gets home.
So sweet...I almost teared up a little! ĀLove that guy.