In effect, it’s a group-buying solution. Events don’t happen until enough people have agreed to come along. Then, with the money committed, the venue and artist can push ahead and stage the gig. In this edition of Start IT up, ZDNet’s Phil Dobbie talks to Edwin Onggo, CEO of GiggedIn, about how it works, how it makes money, and how big he expects it to get. Right now, it’s being used by a few hotels and bands dotted around Australia. Perhaps one day Madonna will use it to decide whether it’s worth extending her tour Down Under. What do you think? Has GiggedIn got potential to be the way to book live gigs?
