Harassment Culture in One of Gaming’s Biggest Studio »
By Hunter Young
Franchises like Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, Overwatch, and Diablo have firmly cemented Activision Blizzard in the hearts and minds of gamers and …
Call for Papers »
The Arizona State Sports and Entertainment Law Journal has issued a Call for Papers. Please read the attached document for …
Expanding the Field: The Impact of MLB’s Antitrust Exemption on Future Cities and Cultures »
By: Cesare P. DeLuca
The potential expansion of Major League Baseball (“MLB”) under Commissioner Rob Manfred’s tenure introduces a complex web of legal, …
Blood and Honey: The Horror of Public Domain »
By: Alexandra Timmer
The goal of copyright is to further the progression of art and science.[1] However, the public domain is …
The Microsoft Activision Blizzard Merger: The Forgotten Market »
By: Anthony Rodriguez
The video game industry is a large often ignored entertainment industry that generates more revenue than classical entertainment industries.…
Court Ruling on the Ability of UEFA and FIFA to Block the Super League »
By: Natalie Zarasian
Traditions run deep in the world of international soccer, with tournaments like the UEFA Champions League being founded nearly 70 …
Tiger Woods Launches Apparel Line, Eyeing IP Empire »
By: Michael Cunningham
Tiger Woods is undoubtedly the dominant force in the world of golf. Over his career, Woods has claimed 82 PGA Tour …
Disney and Epic Games’ Magic Partnership »
By: Nicole Salars
Who would have thought that Disney, the titan of children and young adult entertainment, would fall out of touch with …
Antitrust in Video Games: Call of Duty League Pros File Suit Against Activision Blizzard »
By: Melissa Kim
On February 15, 2024, professional Call of Duty players Hector Rodriguez (“H3cz”) and Seth Abner (“Scump”) filed a lawsuit in …
How the Appeal of the Iron Bar Holdings Corner Crossing Case Affects Access to Public Lands for Sportsmen and Outdoor Enthusiasts »
By: Kevin Brown
Across the American West, a single step between parcels of public land has long plagued sportsmen and outdoor enthusiasts with …
Ticketmaster: Friend or Foe? »
By: Collin Cagle
Scalping is a cancerous lump that has been attached to live events since tickets have been sold. Even as early …
Are Videogame Companies “Stealing” Their Own Fictious Currencies? »
By: Angel Gutierrez
In-Game Currency
As a recent study shows, kids are mostly requesting videogame-related presents for the holidays.[1] While most …