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Camping out for concert tickets has never been less attractive. With sales for summer concerts about to begin, IAC/Interactive's Ticketmaster ticketing service will give free music from Apple's iTunes Music Store to everyone who purchases event tickets at its Web site, Ticketmaster said Wednesday.
For each ticket purchased from Ticketmaster.com, the buyer will receive one free song of his or her choice from iTunes. Also, fans who preorder albums from certain artists via iTunes will be authorized to buy concert tickets for that artist's tour dates on Ticketmaster.com, before they are available to the general public.
Ticket buyers will also received a free digital music sampler from iTunes. The two companies are also teaming for gift cards that can be used to purchase tickets via Ticketmaster.com, music from iTunes, or both, available later this year, though they did not specify when. Those gift cards will be sold via Target Brands' Target stores.
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Ticketmaster offers ticket buyers free iTunes songsBy Anonymous on March 1, 2007, 10:40 pmE-technology has been seen its outbreak and this is one of achievements that sets Ticketmaster.com aparts from other ticket ordering pages. This will increase the...
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