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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Stretching Copyright: Protecting online fitness workouts
On 21 March 2020 all gyms and training studios across the UK were ordered to close, following the government's decision to 'lockdown' to limit...
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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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Stretching Copyright: Protecting online fitness workouts
On 21 March 2020 all gyms and training studios across the UK were ordered to close, following the government's decision to 'lockdown' to limit...
No copyright violation by publication of book excerpts of a member of the German...
On 30 April, the German Federal Court of Justice delivered a highly anticipated decision on whether the publication of book excerpts by a member...
Esports: a new market for travel businesses after COVID-19?
Esports – or competitive video gaming – has been around for a number of years, however the advent of streaming technology, social media and...
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Stretching Copyright: Protecting online fitness workouts
On 21 March 2020 all gyms and training studios across the UK were ordered to close, following the government's decision to 'lockdown' to limit...
Tessellate
Deepfakes and the Media: MediaWrites talks to Danielle Van Lier
As part of our Tessellate series of articles addressing how technological developments are affecting media and sports organisations, Esme Strathcole speaks to Danielle Van...
Online Harms: UK Government publishes response to consultation on proposals for internet regulation
The UK Government today published its initial response to the Online Harms consultation, in the first substantive update since the publication of the White...
UK Government “has no plans” to implement the Copyright Directive
Since its passing last year, there has been speculation about whether the UK would implement the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market....
Large tech merger provides an early opportunity to test the fitness of the competition...
In November 2019, Google announced that it is buying Fitbit, one of the most well-known fitness trackers, for $2.1 billion, pending regulatory approval. Throughout...
Music
German Federal Supreme Court decides in spectacular music sampling case –...
Yesterday, the German Federal Supreme Court issued yet another decision in the music record sampling case known as “Metall auf Metall” resulting in a...
