Articles of Interest (Nov. 15-30, 2020)
Members of the Sports & Entertainment Law Section (“SEL”) found the following recent third-party articles to be of potential interest to Section members. Feel free to reach out to the Communications Co-chairs (Kelly Ryan and Jourdan Williams) if you would like to submit either personally written pieces or other third-party articles that would be of interest to SEL members.
- A closer look at Will Muschamp’s buyout and associated costs for USC with his departure
- Scooter Braun Sells Taylor Swift’s Big Machine Masters for Big Payday
- Facebook & Twitter Return To Capitol Hill; Internet Rules Among Issues “Piling Up” For Media Regulators In Biden Era
- U.S. Senate passes anti-doping sports bill
- UTA Says It Has Lost $150M Because of Pandemic in Suit Against Insurers
- Music industry cracking down on copyright issues could change how NFL and other leagues distribute content
- LSU censored Derrius Guice’s name in recently released police report; USA TODAY sues for full record
- How Far Will the Players Allow the NHL to Push Them in Their Latest Stand-Off?
- Report: Under Armour, University Of Cincinnati Agree To Buyout Of $50 Million Pact
- Is it Time for a DMCA Update? Senator Tillis Says Yes
- Google signs copyright agreements with six French newspapers
- CAA Concedes WGA Boycott ‘Worked,’ Agencies Oppose Delay of Court Hearing
- Triller Sued For Copyright Infringement Over Its Music Library
- DOJ Files Brief Defending the Constitutionality of One State’s “Fairness in Women’s Sports Act”
- Fox News Settles Emotional Distress Suit From Seth Rich’s Parents
- NFL intervenes in Washington ownership litigation
- Netflix Chooses To Settle ‘Black Mirror: Bandersnatch’ Trademark Suit – Update
- As libraries fight for access to e-books, a new copyright champion emerges
- Comcast Must Face Sports TV Antitrust Suit