Can Eventbrite shine in Ticketmaster’s world? - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com
For big rock concerts and sporting events held in huge venues, Ticketmaster dominates the landscape. For the kind of event you might find promoted with a flier on a telephone pole, there’s a budding start-up called Eventbrite.
The company, which is based in San Francisco and has fewer than 30 employees, announced this week that it had raised its first round of venture capital: $6.5 million from Sequoia Capital. The partner Roelof Botha — the man who backed YouTube — is becoming a director. The site gives organizers free tools to create Web pages for their event, issue tickets and promote it across the Web...
The company, which is based in San Francisco and has fewer than 30 employees, announced this week that it had raised its first round of venture capital: $6.5 million from Sequoia Capital. The partner Roelof Botha — the man who backed YouTube — is becoming a director. The site gives organizers free tools to create Web pages for their event, issue tickets and promote it across the Web...
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