Page content Sports Group Summer Reading List 2020 Issue 4: July 2020 News Data leaks in sports Given the huge revenues at stake and the high net worth of some sportspeople, the global sports industry is a particularly attractive target for cyber criminals. News Can disruption shape the future of sports? Sports' return is big news for fans and sponsors alike. News Will hope or litigation light our way into Tokyo 2021? The modern Olympic Games can be traced back to 1896, and has only previously been suspended three times. News Season tickets and consumer rights News Brexit, COVID-19 and Immigration - A Premier (League) Update Following the onset of COVID-19, the English Premier League was in recovery for just over three months. News Can third party trade marks be used within video games? The extent to which video game makers can use third party brands within the game is currently a hot topic. In March 2020, a New York court ruled on whether the publisher of the hugely successful Call of Duty games had infringed the HUMVEE trade mark by depicting Humvee military vehicles in the game. Previous Issues Next Issue 4 Jul 2020 Issue 3 Jul 2019 Issue 2 Jul 2018 Share
News Data leaks in sports Given the huge revenues at stake and the high net worth of some sportspeople, the global sports industry is a particularly attractive target for cyber criminals.
News Can disruption shape the future of sports? Sports' return is big news for fans and sponsors alike.
News Will hope or litigation light our way into Tokyo 2021? The modern Olympic Games can be traced back to 1896, and has only previously been suspended three times.
News Brexit, COVID-19 and Immigration - A Premier (League) Update Following the onset of COVID-19, the English Premier League was in recovery for just over three months.
News Can third party trade marks be used within video games? The extent to which video game makers can use third party brands within the game is currently a hot topic. In March 2020, a New York court ruled on whether the publisher of the hugely successful Call of Duty games had infringed the HUMVEE trade mark by depicting Humvee military vehicles in the game.