SeatGeek has added another feature to the already popular ticket-scoring platform it operates. Now, anybody can sell their tickets on SeatGeek, making it a complete ticket marketplace, in competition with big names like StubHub. Before turning itself into a marketplace, the New York based company founded in 2009, garnered its recognition by being a ticket […]
The Big Apple. New York City, the home of the Yankees and Mets baseball franchises, also happens to be the home of hundreds of new startups. Not traditionally known as a tech hub, the city is sprawling with young companies looking to make a name for themselves. And what better way to do that then […]
Black Friday may have just passed, but sports fans are always hunting for deals.
The most desired item arguably on anyone’s wish list is tickets. Whether it’s moving down some aisles for a better view or digitally keeping track of games attended, technology has enabled fans to access sporting events in a manner of seconds. Smartphones ownership and usage impels a greater need for a mobile presence within the ticketing vertical.
Do you work in the sports industry or a for sports startup and have an interest in technology? Listen up. The good folks at SeatGeek have organized a conference just for you. …the On Deck Conference to provide a forum for sports industry executives, entrepreneurs, sports tech startups and fans alike to discuss the key […]
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