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Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University

  • State Bans on MMA Fighting Infringe upon First Amendment Rights

    05/22/2016

    By: Iulia Taranu Mixed Martial Arts (“MMA”) provides an avenue for many individuals to express themselves and showcase their talents in front of large audiences.  It also provides a platform…

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  • Brown, Black and White: differing media treatment of Domestic Abusers

    04/06/2015

    Since the assault in 2009, Chris Brown has garnered much media scrutiny related to his every action. Through a racial lenses, it does not relieve Brown of responsibility for his…

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  • E-Sports and the Legal Future of Online Gaming

    03/16/2015

    the classification of video gaming as a “sport” has caused controversy, especially now that colleges and universities are beginning to award scholarships to e-sports competitors through their athletic departments.

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  • Act Two of the Unpaid Internship Saga: Human Rights Protections

    01/15/2015

    Unpaid interns are not legally protected from sexual harassment at work because they are not employees within the meaning of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. State laws may…

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  • The Walking Dead Lawsuit: Vertical Integration is Still Alive in the Entertainment Industry

    12/03/2014

    The creator of The Walking Dead claims AMC negotiated its licensing agreements in bad faith and engaged in “self-dealing,” allegedly paying a low licensing rate to the AMC affiliate studio…

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  • Game Critics and Commercial Bribery: the Original #gamergate Controversy

    11/04/2014

    by Chris Deatherage   What is Gamergate? Gamergate is the most polarizing issue in the gaming community at this time. For the un-initiated, Gamergate started as a movement against corruption…

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  • User Beware: the Legality of YouTube-to-MP3 Converters

    09/20/2014

    by Joseph Citelli   With the proliferation of music on massively popular file-sharing websites such as YouTube and Soundcloud, musical artists face legitimate concerns in terms of protecting their copyrighted…

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