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Key features of the draft Media Bill

05 Apr, 2023

Key features of the draft Media Bill

By Alex Lowe Akshay Ruparelia

Key take-aways The draft Media Bill contains significant changes to the regulation of on-demand programme services (“ODPSs” - as defined...

The growth of women’s sports streaming services and what this means for the future of sports coverage

15 Mar, 2023

The growth of women’s sports streaming services and what this means for the future of sports coverage

By Aminat Molade

This week a new, free, ad-supported streaming television channel (also referred to as “FAST channels”) focussed solely on broadcasting...

The Playlist: #1 "Power"

25 Jan, 2023

The Playlist: #1 "Power"

By Ally Clark

Kanye West’s “Power” at the centre of a High Court dispute over royalties payable on the sample of King Crimson’s “21st Century Schizoid...

MSE Law Podcast: Glass to glass - how is technology changing the world of OTT in sport and how can you futureproof your business?

29 Jun, 2022

MSE Law Podcast: Glass to glass - how is technology changing the world of OTT in sport and how can you futureproof your business?

By Nick Fitzpatrick

In this episode, Alex Steinberg, (Of Counsel, NY), talks to Pete Giorgio, Principal at Deloitte Consulting on the ever-evolving...

Where Netflix goes, the world follows - BBFC suggests that all streaming sites should introduce age-ratings in the UK

08 Dec, 2020

Where Netflix goes, the world follows - BBFC suggests that all streaming sites should introduce age-ratings in the UK

By Samantha Bradley

The Chief Executive of the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has suggested that all streaming sites should have standardised...

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