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Congress Examines Pro Sports on Streaming Platforms, Questions Need for Antitrust Exemptions
The bipartisan U.S. House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary recently held a hearing to examine the migration of sports from broadcast TV to streaming platforms and the consumer impacts of this trend. This Holland & Knight alert discusses issues raised by the committee, including potential cost increases to consumers and whether a decades-old broadcasting rights law is still applicable.
Congress Examines Pro Sports On Streaming Platforms, Questions Need For Antitrust Exemptions
Kirsten Donaldson’s articles from Holland & Knight are most popular: in United States with readers working within the Business & Consumer Services industries The bipartisan U.S. House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary recently held a hearing to examine the migration of sports from broadcast TV to streaming platforms and the consumer impacts of this trend.
Sports Wagering Arrives in Massachusetts: Early Action Is Brisk With More Work Ahead For Regulators
Quick Links CalendarManage MembershipJoin the BBAContact Us By Keith Carroll Sports betting arrived in Massachusetts to great fanfare and over $590 million dollars wagered in the first three months. There are also early signs that Massachusetts regulators and gambling industry businesses have their work cut out for them to oversee and manage the action.
Tout, Tout, Let It All Out: SEC Continues Crackdown on Celebs, Athletes Touting Digital Assets
Former NBA player and Hall of Famer Paul Pierce is the latest celebrity cryptocurrency promoter to get caught in the net of the anti-touting provisions of federal securities laws. In a recent settled order issued by the SEC, the agency charged Pierce with violating, among other things, the anti-touting provisions of the Securities Act of 1933.
Board Member reflects on his personal experience as a member of the Perry County Health Board
Posted Thursday, July 28, 2022 10:32 am By Keith Carroll In mid 2020 members of our community asked in a time of need if I could help our great county by serving our community by running for a spot on the Perry County Healthboard, in April of 2021 election the community made it’s wishes known and it was with all humility that I knew it was time to get to work.
How NFTs And Blockchain Secure Digital Sports Collectibles
United States: How NFTs And Blockchain Secure Digital Sports Collectibles 25 May 2021 by Keith P. Carroll , Andrew D. Skale and Justin Leisey Mintz Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Today, there are new opportunities to own a bit of sports history. It is now possible to even own a digital collectible of your favorite athlete making a play during a game.
How NFTs and Blockchain Secure Digital Sports Collectibles | JD Supra
Today, there are new opportunities to own a bit of sports history. It is now possible to even own a digital collectible of your favorite athlete making a play during a game. NFTs (non-fungible tokens) are being used to provide digital provenance that affords unique ownership of sports most memorable moments. NFTs rely on blockchain technology to insure that each token is unique and cannot be duplicated or double spent.
Securing Digital Sports Collectibles with NFTs and Blockchain
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INSIGHT: A Crescendo of Calls for Student-Athletes’ Right to Play and Get Paid
Increasingly, college athletes are asserting their rights against their principal regulatory body, the NCAA. Recently, this has been most visible in the debate surrounding student-athlete compensation. But players, the media, and concerned fans have also championed student-athletes’ rights with regard to other important—though less visible—rules, including transfer eligibility and post-season bans.
INSIGHT: A Crescendo of Calls for Student-Athletes’ Right to Play and Get Paid
Increasingly, college athletes are asserting their rights against their principal regulatory body, the NCAA. Recently, this has been most visible in the debate surrounding student-athlete compensation. But players, the media, and concerned fans have also championed student-athletes’ rights with regard to other important—though less visible—rules, including transfer eligibility and post-season bans.
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