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| Stubhub.com is an online ] company trying to emulate ]. | |||
| '''StubHub''' is a ] company which acts as an online marketplace for buyers and sellers of tickets for ] and other events. | |||
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| The founders of the company are former ]. | |||
| '''Controversy: | |||
| A Member of the senior managament of Stubhub.com is married to a senior advisor of ] of ].''' | |||
| Ebay Powersellers have complained that this realationship has negatively affected ebay's online ticket marketplace and represents a ]. | |||
| The company is backed by ]. | |||
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Revision as of 23:39, 18 April 2006
Stubhub.com is an online marketing company trying to emulate National Student Marketing Corporation.
Founders: The founders of the company are former Investment bankers.
Controversy: A Member of the senior managament of Stubhub.com is married to a senior advisor of Meg Whitman of ebay.
Ebay Powersellers have complained that this realationship has negatively affected ebay's online ticket marketplace and represents a Conflict of interest.
The company is backed by Venture capital.