Plus, how Swifties found a way around the exorbitant game of buying Taylor Swift tickets in Canada
Hello, welcome to Lately, The Globe ’s weekly tech newsletter. I’m Jacob Dubé, filling in for Samantha Edwards as she takes a much-needed break this week. You can usually catch me writing The Globe ’s. As always, if you have feedback or just want to say hello to a real-life human, send Samantha an e-mail.Harrison Amit, founder and CEO of HOVR says he hopes the public is willing to pay a little more to know their driver is making a better wage.
between its North American shows and those in places like Europe highlight how warped the local ticket market has become. The resale-ticket aggregator and data provider TicketIQ, which collects data in U.S. dollars, has found that the average listing price for Swift’s November dates in Toronto and Vancouver dates in December is US$6,351 – 225 per cent higher thanEuropean and British dates.
On stage at Nashville’s iconic Ryman Auditorium, the Daily Wire showed off the trailer for their first-ever theatrical film release – Am I Racist?, a Borat-style movie that claims to uncover the “race hustlers and grifters” working inside the diversity, equity and inclusion industry. The film is a major endeavor for the conservative media empire, and part of its efforts to carve a space for right-wing content in the cultural landscape.
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