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FIFA’s Clean Venue Policy and the Future of Naming Rights: Lessons for Practitioners from the 2026 World Cup

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By David Duncan, Seth Goldsamt
| JD Supra
Key Takeaways FIFA’s clean venue policy required U.S. World Cup stadiums to remove all non-official sponsor branding, costing naming rights holders an estimated $135 million in forgone media exposure. FIFA, the IOC and UEFA all impose clean venue requirements, but enforcement can vary significantly by event and organizer, making contractual flexibility essential.
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Navigating the Surge in Smart Building IoT Devices with Strategy, Security, and Scale in Mind

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By David Duncan
| BUILDINGS Verified
Navigating the Surge in Smart Building IoT Devices with Strategy, Security, and Scale in Mind Organizations are increasingly deploying Internet of Things devices, but fully realizing the benefits of smart buildings requires rethinking the way we build IoT ecosystems. Here’s what you need to know. Key Highlights IoT device installations in commercial buildings are projected to more than double to 4.12 billion by 2030, driving efficiency and sustainability.
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Timing the escape of a photoexcited electron from a molecular cage - Nature Communications

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By Sadegh Ghaderzadeh, Bang C. Huynh, Tyler James, David Duncan, Tien-Lin Lee, Sally Bloodworth, Malcolm Levitt, Brian Kiraly, Elena Besley
| Nature Verified
Abstract Charge transfer is fundamentally dependent on the overlap of the orbitals comprising the transport pathway. This has key implications for molecular, nanoscale, and quantum technologies, for which delocalization (and decoherence) rates are essential figures of merit. Here, we apply the core hole clock technique—an energy-domain variant of ultrafast spectroscopy—to probe the delocalization of a photoexcited electron inside a closed molecular cage, namely the Ar 2p54s1 state of Ar@C60.
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