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The Wiggles have acknowledged they likely violated Australian consumer law by selling light-up “Emma Bow” headbands that lacked the mandatory safety warnings for products containing button batteries.…

The Mark Zuckerberg dictatorship is in full effect. No longer is he subtly limiting what you see via algorithms, now he has completely blocked Australians from seeing news. This is all out…

The ACCC, Australia’s competition authority, is keen to enforce tougher conditions on APRA as the rights society seeks reauthorisation for its music licensing arrangements. Earlier this week, the…

UPDATE 18/4: Viagogo's Head of Business Development, Cris Miller, has since issued a statement responding to the ACCC's ruling. Read the full statement below After years of complaints, the Australian…

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission will examine online ticketing and the secondary market in a public workshop mapped out for the early stages of 2019. The FTC workshop, set for 29 March 2019, will…

Viagogo is raising its game in the United States. The universally-vilified secondary ticketing merchant is quietly preparing to relocate its operations away from the U.K. to U.S. in an effort, some…

Impala, the pan-European independent music companies’ lobby body, has filed an objection with the European Commission about Sony’s outright acquisition of EMI Music Publishing, which it describes as…

Live Performance Australia and Choice welcomed the ACCC’s launch of legal action against Viagogo as the consumer advocacy group readies the publication of its own findings into the secondary…

Scalping. We know you're sick of it, we are too. The artists hate it, and the whole industry recognises it's an issue, but there still doesn't seem to be any sort of solution to it, even as the…