In February and March 2012, the High Court and European Court of Justice (the “ECJ”) delivered two landmark judgments on the scope and interpretation of copyright and competition law. The decisions are certain to have a lasting impact on sport industry practises, potentially leading to structural changes in the broadcasting market and possibly limiting the availability of a supplementary revenue streams.
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European Union, United Kingdom
Interest Area:
Intellectual Property,
Sports and Entertainment
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