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A Taylor Swift ticketing dustup late last year has put an unwelcome spotlight on the event ticketing sector at a time when changes are coming to an industry that’s effectively been dominated by one name for over a decade. Think about this: In January, The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing called “That’s the Ticket: Promoting Competition and Protecting Consumers in Live Entertainment” during which Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) said, without a hint of irony: “I just want to dispel this notion that this is not a monopoly and then we can go from there about solutions.”. Klobuchar was referring to Ticketmaster and its event promotion division Live Nation, which controls an estimated 70% of ticket sales for major events. The company came under fire for website crashes that prevented fans from procuring tickets to see Swift’s latest tour, widening the aperture for disruptors to move into the space