Ticketmaster and Live Nation Face Copyright Lawsuit
Ticketmaster and its parent company Live Nation are facing a lawsuit over the use of rotating barcode technology on its SafeTix platform.
A lawsuit filed by EChanging Barcode LLC claims that Ticketmaster has infringed on its patent for rotating barcodes, which aims to prevent users from fraudulently screenshotting tickets.
- The lawsuit was submitted to the federal US District Court for the Southern District of New York.
- The patent in question is US Patent No. 9,047,715, invented by Alan Amron.
The technology is used to stop users from fraudulently screenshotting tickets.
Author's summary: Ticketmaster faces lawsuit over SafeTix barcode tech.
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