Jun 19, 2006 • 1 min read

NME surveys readers on ticket touting

NME is surveying its readers on ticket touting as part of its Kick Out The Touts campaign, feeding into a government review of reselling.

NME has been surveying its readers regarding the practice of ticket touting after the Department For Media, Culture And Sport asked for its input on the government's review of touts, which is looking into whether new rules should be introduced to control the reselling of tickets by third parties.

Of course the NME survey is part of its Kick Out The Touts campaign, which suggests the music magazine is hoping the results of the reader research will go very much in one direction, although they'd probably say that the fact that 70% of NME readers said they were anti-ticket touts in a previous survey means that the overall conclusion of this research exercise is pretty much a given anyway.

You can fill in the survey at this URL, though you'll have to register with NME.com first - http://www.nme.com/win/nme/170

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