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Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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

  • 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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  • 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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  • New Jersey Takes a Gamble on Sports Betting

    10/14/2014

    Certain states are eager to take advantage of the sports gambling cash cow to help balance their budgets, but the amateur and professional sports association oppose it.

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