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The live event industry is desperate to go back to business. Some events are willing to pursue a comeback at all costs, even if it means getting attendees sick. Who is right and who is wrong?

Eventtech never kept its promise to change events forever. Now that events are only happening online, we are witnessing a seismic market shake-up. What does the future look like? 

The event industry is surviving the fourth month of total shutdown. Immediate action is needed from local governments before irreparable damage is caused.

Julia Hartz, CEO of Eventbrite, recently held a Q&A session as part of the Extra Crunch Live event series. She discussed the future of events and the impact Covid-19 has had on the tech giant.

While the event industry is busy with its reopening plans, a resurgence in hospitalizations is once again casting serious doubts about the safety for attendees. As a result, we have updated our coronavirus Outlook and Recovery Timeline.

The CDC has updated its guidelines for gatherings such as conferences, concerts, festivals and weddings. Here is what you need to know.

Virtual events are slowly killing the biggest event marketing tactic for the past few years. We are entering a seismic shift in the industry. A very risky and rewarding one.

The event industry is suffering from inaction and a lack of representation. We spoke to four black leaders and they gave us a plan to change that.