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SeatGeek CEO Russell D'Souza: Here's Where The Secondary Ticket Market Is Headed

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SeatGeek is a site that lets you search for available tickets at sporting and music events across various ticket selling platforms online like StubHub and Razorgator.

Co-founder Russell D'Souza explains how the secondary ticket market has evolved and why Ticketmaster's "dynamic pricing" strategy won't work.

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