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>> absolutely. also this morning, the company that owns madison square garden, radio city music hall and other famous new york venues says that all lawyers who work at firms representing a client suing them are banned. msg entertainment is denying entry to anyone on its exclusion list, from attending concerts or sporting events. here's what's a key part of this. they are using facial recognition technology to do it. cnn's omar jiminez is covering this story. this is remarkable. "a," because of the facial recognition aspect, but "b," it's not just the attorneys who are involved in the suing. ...

This follows MSG Entertainment restricting venue and event access to lawyers that represent legal opponents.

They should fight their battles in a court of law instead of this absurdity.

Name, who knew where i worked, and they asked me for my identification to confirm that. and then they proceeded to tell me that i was not allowed to be there and they escorted me out of the venue. >> for the past six months, madison square garden emmett garden entertainment has used facial recognition technology to deny access to two attorneys at firms suing the company, even if they are not working on the litigation. an attorney at the firm suing the company who is not working on the suit is concerned about the policy and its impact. speak of the biometrics and the facial recognition technolo...

♪ ♪ >> dagen: an incident at radio city music hall involving a girl scout mom shedding light on the growing controversy of facial recognition, the new jersey mom was denied entry into the rockettes christmas spectacular last month, she was chaperoning her daughter's girl scout troop, but the events facial recognition system flagged her. she was escorted out because she works for a law firm that is suing msg entertainment which owns a radio city music hall. "the new york post" calling it a kick in the face. but msg entertainment has done this before, the company says it is part of their pol...