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All I want for Christmas is the exclusive right to use...
By Alex Lowe
Hang on, those aren’t the lyrics. Correct. It’s not even December, but I’d assumed people would be sick of hearing the real ones by now...
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Women in sport vlog series: Developments in women's pro cycling
By Mary Foord-Weston
In this vlog, I talk about the inaugural “Tour de France Femmes”, which took place this year, and the history of the women’s Tour. It’s...
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Key topics and takeaways from the 2022 Masters of Advertising Law conference in Florida
By Claire Sng
I share my thoughts on key themes from the 2022 Masters of Advertising Law Conference in Florida; picking up on advertising issues...
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ASA Crackdown on Alcohol Ads
By Linzi Penman Euan Lumsden
In the first six months of 2022 the Advertising Standards Authority (“ASA”) made three rulings on the topic of ‘alcohol’. This jumped to...
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Advertising law and a spotlight on the “S” (“Social”) in ESG
By Elinor Cavil Claire Sng
Studies show that almost a third of consumers will stop buying a particular product because of ethical or environmental concerns, and...
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No more SLAPPs perhaps?
By Duncan Calow
In a year of Covid, climate change and conflict in Ukraine, the recent celebrity court battles of Vardy v Rooney and Depp v Heard in the...
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Blocking injunctions against internet access providers as ultima ratio under German law
By Gabriele Engels
The German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) has specified the requirements under which a rights holder can request an internet access...
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Meaning of 'net zero' and 'carbon neutral' claims under the spotlight in the UK
By John Wilks Huw Cookson Joshua Tray
UK advertising regulator the ASA has published a detailed report on consumers’ understanding of environment-based terminology used in...
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Women in Sport: In conversation with Lioness, Millie Bright
By Sarah Jayne Scott
Fresh from her EURO 2022 win, professional footballer and England Lioness Millie Bright will join us on Thursday 1 December at 6pm for an...
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What does the new EU Terrorist Content Regulation mean for Hosting Service Providers?
By Emer McEntaggart Darach Connolly
On 7 June 2022, a new EU-wide regime to ensure the swift take-down of online terrorist content within one hour – on pain of civil fine –...
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Spain to regulate the online commercialization of lottery games
By Elisa Lorenzo
Even though the Spanish provisions reserve the offering of the state national lottery for certain National operators (the Organización...
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SINGAPORE: Potential new laws on online safety for social media services
By Yue Lin Lee
Social media companies offering their services in Singapore must be aware of potential new and far-reaching legislation which was...
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Stand-alone class action against Facebook and Google
By Chantal Encavey
Hamilton v Meta Platforms, Inc [2022] FCA 681, Cheeseman J There has been quiet but significant progress in the David and Goliath battle...
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Government responds to DCMS report on influencer culture
By Claire Sng Joshua Tray
The Government has now published its response to the DCMS’s report on influencer culture: “Lights, camera, inaction?”, that was published...
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Professionalism and the growth of women's rugby union in Europe
By Elinor Cavil
After a 12-month delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the women’s Rugby Union World Cup 2021 is due to kick off in New Zealand next week...
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Square peg, four-dimensional hole: Applying existing regulatory frameworks to the Metaverse
By Sarah Jayne Scott
The metaverse is not “new”, but there is no denying it’s increasingly becoming a focal point of media, sports and entertainment...
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