Mobiqa

Ticketmaster is launching a new ticket delivery service, MobileTicket at the much anticipated V Festival Australia in 2008. Virgin Mobile customers purchasing tickets to V Festivals in Sydney, The Gold Coast, Melbourne and Perth will be the first to benefit from the new service that enables customers to receive their tickets on their mobile phone. Expecting a huge response from music fans, the line up for the 2008 V Festival will include The Smashing Pumpkins, Duran Duran, The Jesus & Mary Chain, Mika and more. For full line up details visit Ticketmaster.com.au.

MobileTicket offers the ultimate in convenience and security to customers, eliminating the need to wait for postal delivery or queue at the box office. Customers can choose the service as a delivery option online at Ticketmaster.com.au and a 2D unique barcode is generated and sent within 24 hours of purchase. Front of house staff at the V Festival venues will have the ability to scan the customer’s mobile phone display screen with special hand held scanners using AccessManager, Ticketmaster’s access control solution.

People attending concerts at Murrayfield Stadium this summer will have the
opportunity to benefit from the very latest in mobile phone ticketing technology.

Gone are the days that concert goers need a delicate piece of paper to gain entry
to a gig, now they can simply scan their mobile phone to see world class acts at
Scotland's world class stadium.

Murrayfield Sports and Leisure Ltd (MSL), the company with exclusive rights to
host live events at Murrayfield Stadium, has teamed up with Mobiqa, the world
leaders in mobile phone ticketing, to offer customers this easier option.

'mobi-tickets' are unique bar-coded messages sent to a mobile phone and are
redeemed at the venue by simply scanning the mobile's display with a standard
scanner.

MSL's Managing Director, Dean Lewis, said: "We want to make it as easy and
convenient as possible for people to come and enjoy some of the world's biggest
acts at Murrayfield Stadium this summer and youngsters in particular won't go
anywhere without their mobiles nowadays so this is the perfect route for us to
take.

"mobi-tickets are also a cheaper option as the delivery charge is just £2.”