The Ticketmaster–Live Nation Lawsuit with Jonathan Kanter (Tech Policy Briefing Series)

This timely discussion will examine the evolving antitrust case against Live Nation–Ticketmaster following the court’s recent summary judgment ruling, the viability of a structural breakup, and the broader implications for competition enforcement in live entertainment and tech markets. As the case heads toward trial, questions remain about tying claims, monopolization allegations, potential remedies, and the role of states and federal enforcers.

During the call, we will explore:

• The impact of the court’s summary judgment decision on DOJ’s tying and monopolization claims
• Whether a breakup of Live Nation–Ticketmaster remains a viable and appropriate remedy
• Allegations of exclusive contracts, coercion, and recidivism under the prior consent decree
• What the case signals for future antitrust enforcement in technology and platform markets