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iTunes Sales Come to Ticketmaster

Thursday, November 8th, 2007 at 8:40 AM - by

Ticketmaster and Apple expanded the iTunes Store music + tickets program so that customers can purchase tickets and digital albums at the same time on the Ticketmaster Web site. Over 700 musical acts are available in the music + tickets program including Kanye West, Keith Urban, Modest Mouse and Bon Jovi.

Customers can also purchase Ticketmaster + iTunes gift card packs at Target stores in the U.S. Each gift pack includes a US$25 card for the iTunes Store, and a $25 card for Ticketmaster. Multiple gift cards can be used in a single purchase, and there are no expiration dates on the cards.

Ticketmaster is also offering a $1 discount through December 29 for every iTunes digital album sold through its Web site.

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geoduck said:

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Thu Nov 08, 2007 11:07 am

As much as I dislike TicketMaster, I gotta say that I think this will strengthen Apple's hand when they are negotiating with the recording companies, and IMO that's a good thing.

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Thu Nov 08, 2007 12:11 pm

Song download from iTunes $1

Online convience charge from Ticketmaster $20

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