El requisito de Coachella de que las bandas que aparecen en su festival eviten otros festivales y renuncien a la promoción de cualquier espectáculo en la costa oeste durante casi cinco meses previos al festival no es anticompetitivo, dictaminó un juez federal el martes. El juez desestimó una demanda presentada por promotores de Oregón contra Goldenvoice, que puso fin a la batalla de un año contra el famoso festival.
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