Technological advancement in media & sport
Our media & sport specialists are pairing up with our tech experts and clients to create insights on how tech developments are affecting media & sports organisations.
We're also delivering complimentary, tailored, workshops based around these key developments.
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Court of Appeal addresses hyperlinking
The Court of Appeal on Friday handed down its decision in Warner & Sony v TuneIn, a test case on hyperlinking on appeal from...
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Technological advancement in media & sport
Bird & Bird's media & sport specialists are pairing up with our tech experts and clients to create insights on how tech developments are affecting media & sports organisations.
We're also delivering complimentary, tailored, workshops based around these key developments.
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Court of Appeal addresses hyperlinking
The Court of Appeal on Friday handed down its decision in Warner & Sony v TuneIn, a test case on hyperlinking on appeal from...
How Brexit Affects Sports Broadcasting in the UK and Europe
In their latest article for LawInSport, Craig Giles and Conor Hume look at the impact of Brexit on sports broadcasting. In particular, their article...
Rock ‘n’ wear a mask – Flemish festival organisers to receive financial support
The scheme’s essentials
The unfortunate truth is that governmental measures adopted to limit the spread of COVID-19 are unlikely to be lifted completely by this...
Social Media & Digital Content Providers
The use of influencers in Spanish advertising
This code of conduct aims to cover certain advertisement principles and more specifically intends to help fulfil the Principle of authenticity of advertising and...
Online Freedom of Speech Bill in Poland
On 17 December 2020, the Polish Minister of Justice announced that the Ministry is working on a bill intended to strengthen internet users’ freedom...
Online Harms Government Response – which companies will be in scope?
The White Paper
The Online Harms White Paper, published in April 2019, had a broad scope, catching any company whose services allowed users to “share...
How much information is enough? CJEU and German Federal Court of Justice rule what...
As reported on MediaWrites, the German Federal Court of Justice has asked the CJEU to rule whether a copyright holder has a right to receive...
Online Harms Series: Government response to the Online Harms Consultation – What harms are...
In April 2019, the Online Harms White Paper proposed the introduction of a duty of care on companies whose services host user-generated content or...
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Court of Appeal addresses hyperlinking
The Court of Appeal on Friday handed down its decision in Warner & Sony v TuneIn, a test case on hyperlinking on appeal from...
