Sentence examples for label ticketing from inspiring English sources

A.E.G.'s deal with Outbox allows it to use that company's technology for a "white label" ticketing system, meaning it would make generic tickets that individual theaters or arenas could adopt.

Ticket Text wants to change all that by providing a low cost white label ticketing and venue management solution that attempts to put the control over ticketing back in the hands of the little guy.

Before launching the business Glaser made the rounds in Los Angeles and around the country meeting with record labels, with ticketing giants like LiveNation.

Eyeing a potentially gargantuan market, 65,000 web sites dedicated to music have sprouted up over the last few years, from CD retailers like CDnow and Music Boulevard to record labels, ticket vendors to concert cybercasters, fanzines to fan-run sites.

Ticket Text, the makers of Ticket ABC, a white label mobile ticketing solution, announced today that they have raised $350,000 in seed funding from The Edge, a.k.a.a

"It's died big time," said Terry DiLorenzo, a saleswoman for Globe Ticket and Label, a ticket manufacturer and distributor in Warminster, Pa.

In its "white label" model, Outbox will manage venues' ticketing operations behind the scenes.

In March, Arcade Fire will release a new album, "Neon Bible," on the independent label Merge, and tickets for the five shows the band is playing this week at New York's Judson Church sold out within minutes in January.

If Obama were to tread at all close to his talking points warning of racially-charged remarks from Republicans, McCain could attempt to label the Democratic ticket as hypocritical on the subject.

These controversies soon faded into the background while Jack Warner challenged the validity of the production code by publicly requiring theaters showing the film to post an "Adults only" label and restrict tickets sales accordingly, all as a marketing tease to entice audiences to see what warranted that restriction.

One Wall Street analyst has characterized the label as a "golden ticket" for corporations.