https://t.co/UIfnZQ2wXb
The Chicago Cubs filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday against Wrigley View Rooftop, a
business that sells rooftop tickets in a building adjacent to Wrigley Field to
watch Cubs games and concerts, for what the team describes as unlicensed sales a
nd intellectual property theft.
小熊隊在美國時間週二對主場外野外面的Wrigley View Rooftop
發起聯邦訴訟
https://i.imgur.com/pkcAu9U.jpeg
Wrigley View Rooftop長年賣票讓人站在它們屋頂
直接觀看小熊隊比賽
The underlying controversy is not new. The Cubs and owners of adjacent buildings
have battled in court several times over those owners’ right to generate profi
ts from Wrigley Field events by virtue of their location. The team and owners st
ruck deals 20 years ago where the owners agreed to share about 17% of their reve
nue from out-of-stadium rooftop seats and 11% of billboard revenue with the Cubs
. In the subsequent years, the Cubs bought many of those properties, and deals w
ith the remaining owners recently expired.
這個糾紛已經蠻久的了，雙方在20年前簽下一個協議
小熊能抽Wrigley View Rooftop的門票收入17%+廣告收入11%
但這協議近期要到期了
小熊在最近幾年也大量收購外野的房子
In April, Crain’s Chicago Business reported that negotiations on a new contract
were problematic. Tim Cerney, an attorney for Wrigley View Rooftop owner Aiden
Dunican, was quoted as saying the Cubs demanded terms to increase out-of-stadium
rooftop seat revenue share to 30% and billboard revenue to 50%. The dispute als
o involves possible signage and screens that could block views from out-of-stadi
um rooftop seats.
雙方談續約談不攏
小熊這邊要求門票抽成升到30%、廣告收入升到50%
https://i.imgur.com/BntL3IT.jpeg
https://i.imgur.com/rmYNpcd.jpeg