Why is Endeavor Going Public?
Endeavor, otherwise known as WME (William Morris Endeavor), Endeavor Content, and the owners of Miss Universe and the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC),...
Why are Streamers Limiting How We Consume Content?
Showtime releases many of its shows on its platform once per
week. Amazon releases its originals once
per week, while it licensed television content...
Power of Podcast
A podcaster calling on the power of podcasting may be like the pot
calling the kettle black, however the power and influence of...
Why Do Cities Spend to Attract Sports Events?
With Miami, Florida set to host Super Bowl 54 in 2020, the city has been asked to fund $20 million in security, infrastructure, and...
NCAA’s Engagement and Expectations with its Student-Athletes is Changing
For a long time, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”) has enforced strict rules of amateurism regarding students enrolled at their Member...
4 Industry Expectations
The
following are some thoughts on the entertainment, media, and sports industry
expectations as we move closer to the Fall and New Year. Here...
Netting the Foul Ball Problem
Has
the game of baseball changed over the past 100+ years? Sure, there have been minor changes to the designated
hitter, the length of...
To Patch or Not to Patch
It has been an interesting week in entertainment, media, and
sports. On the one hand, we saw Disney
secure significant box office records, Netflix
break...
5 Takeaways from The Fair Pay to Play Act
If passed by the California Legislature, the Fair
Pay to Play Act will allow student-athletes to hire an agent or
attorney for their business...
5 Solutions to the Esports Industry Regulation Dilemma
Turner “Tfue” Tenney is a popular esports gamer who was represented by Faze Clan, an esports representation organization. Until Tenney filed suit...
