; (B) receive the exclusive right to use the artist name, venue name, event organizer name, graphic, marketing logo, image or other intellectual property of the artist, venue, or event organizer in promotional materials, social media promotions, search engine optimization, or in any marketing agreement between the artist, venue, or event organizer and the secondary ticketing exchange, if the secondary ticketing exchange is owned by, controlled by, or under common ownership or control with a person that also operates as a primary seller or event organizer; or (C) advertise or represent that it is the primary seller of an event for which it is not the primary seller. (e) GAO studies of ticketing market practices (1) In general One year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Comptroller General of the United States shall release a study on the event ticket market. (2) Contents of study The study required under paragraph (1) shall include— (A) an assessment of how professional resellers obtain event tickets that are subsequently offered for resale, including whether those methods violate the BOTS Act ( Public Law 114–274 ); (B) an assessment of event ticket brokers obtaining tickets through fan club, venue pre sales, or credit card rewards programs; (C) an assessment of the prevalence of counterfeit or fraudulently sold event tickets and whether incidents of counterfeit or fraudulently sold event tickets are reported to law enforcement agencies by consumers, venues, sellers, or other entities; (D) an assessment of the incidence of consumers purchasing event tickets on secondary ticketing exchanges who are subsequently denied entry to the event for which they purchased event tickets; (E) an assessment of the percentage of event tickets to events that are acquired by professional resellers for purposes of resale; (F) an assessment of the average cost of event tickets in relation to their face value and total event ticket price