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Ticketmaster won't be able to inspire you to give up, says the US Senate. Following Beyoncé's announcement of her "Renaissance" global tour, the Senate Legal Executive Panel issued a justified (and unlucky) warning to Ticketmaster.

Live Nation, the parent company of Ticketmaster, is under senate surveillance while it makes all the preparations to carry out sales of Beyonce's new "Renaissance" tour, this is because last year Taylor Swift's tour was sold by the same company did not turn out well at all.

Two months after millions of Taylor Swift fans were knocked offline while attempting to purchase concert tickets, Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn (R - Tenn.) is joining Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) to to combat the use and operation of bots in the online ticket marketplace.

Taylor Swift has written a screenplay, and she will now work with a significant Hollywood studio to helm it. The singer-songwriter intends to make her feature film directorial debut with an original script, according to an announcement made by Searchlight Pictures, the studio behind films like the Academy Award-winning Nomadland and The Shape of Water.

Simulated example of Ticketmaster's prompt after ticket sales were halted due to a site crashPhoto byNewSouthPolitics.com. Ticketmaster's Taylor Swift ticket crash around the world has led to new questions being raised of the Federal Trade Commission and its chair, Lina Kahn. In a bipartisan effort, Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn (R) joined Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal (D), to press the FTC for answers regarding data security versus bot attacks that allegedly took down the nation's unofficial monopoly on concert ticket sales and distribution. Blackburn's probe comes two weeks after glitches and website outages kicked customers offline and angered hundreds of thousands fans awaiting their chance to buy tickets to Taylor Swift's latest concert series, "Eras Tour."

Taylor Swift fans jammed up a weary Ticketmaster this past week. On Friday morning, sales were frozen, due to an overflow of a record 14 million fans vying for only 1.5 million available tickets to see Taylor's "Eras" tour.

Petitions and government interference have been requested due to accusations of a monopoly. Taylor Swift and TicketmasterMoveOn.org (media purposed) This article is based on corporate postings and accredited media reports. Linked information within this article is attributed to the following outlets:Wikipedia.org and MoveOn.org.

The legal issue here is very simple: Ticketmaster has become a monopoly. For the upcoming Taylor Swift concert tour, Ticketmaster is the only way to buy first-run, rather than resale tickets. To be clear, many sites, such as Stubhub, SeatGeek, and the like have become legal ticket resellers - basically digital scalpers, as we used to think of them. But to actually go online and buy a Taylor Swift concert ticket, it’s Ticketmaster or nothing.

On Tuesday morning, just before tickets were set to release for Taylor Swift's Era's Tour, Ticketmaster had an outage and Swifties were in an absolute panic. According to The Daily Mail, "Some fans complained of not being able to access the site at all, while others faced a litany of issues including the website denying accounts are verified when they are."