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ADVANCE FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 1 - FILE- In this May 31, 2009, file photo fans enter Joe Louis Arena for Game 2 of the NHL Stanley Cup finals hockey series in Detroit. Repealing Michigan’s rarely enforced ban against scalping tickets is, on its face, an effort to help out the average customer looking to sell a few unused tickets to a game or concert. But it’s also a high-stakes financial tussle _ one between venue owners such as pro sports teams and public universities and brokers who buy and resell their tickets, mostly on the Internet. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio, File)

Bill to legalize scalping splits venues, brokers

By DAVID EGGERT - Associated Press

ADVANCE FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 1 - FILE- In this May 31, 2009, file photo fans enter Joe Louis Arena for Game 2 of the NHL Stanley Cup finals hockey series in Detroit. Repealing Michigan’s rarely enforced ban against scalping tickets is, on its face, an effort to help out the average customer looking to sell a few unused tickets to a game or concert. But it’s also a high-stakes financial tussle _ one between venue owners such as pro sports teams and public universities and brokers who buy and resell their tickets, mostly on the Internet. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio, File)

Bill to legalize scalping splits venues, brokers

By DAVID EGGERT - Associated Press