A New York-basedonline concert-ticket seller,Songkick, has helped major artists sell passes directly to fans so as to avoid scalpers. The company recently filed a lawsuit againstTicketmaster and its parent company, Live Nation,claiming that Ticketmaster and Live Nation are engaging in anti-competitive behavior by pressuring touring artists and concert venues to not work with Songkick's service.Songkick claims Live Nation broke federal antitrust laws, byattempting to destroy competition in the artistpre-saleticketing services market.Artists use Songkickto offer tickets to fan-club members before they go on sale to the general public and to keep prized passes out of the hands of scalpers who want to sell them on the secondary market. The company says it has worked with artists including Kenny Chesney, Metallica, Adele and Mumford & Sons. LinkLinks to an external site.

Do you believe Ticketmaster and Live Nationhave violated anti-trust laws? Explain. In answering the question, please define what is anti-trust and refer to any key laws in the eText that applies to this case.

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