What does NIL mean for agents, attorneys, and colleges?
In the state-led and NCAA-sanctioned move to have athletes in college and now potentially high school athletes (pursuant to state law and local conference...
The Year that Sports, Entertainment, & Streaming Saved Television
During 2020, studios and streamers moved to a direct-to-streaming model or combo model (streaming and shortened theatrical window release) depending on the locale because...
The Modern Olympic Games
When thinking about “Tokyo 2020” being played in the summer of 2021, comparing viewership of the Olympics to broadcasted sports during 2020 seems to...
The NIL Marketplace
July 1, 2021, will mark the day that college athletes were able to begin profiting from their name, image, and likeness (NIL) because the...
The Next Big Thing: Cricket
The Indian Premier League (“IPL”) is already a top fifteen professional sports league in the world bringing in a little less than a billion...
NIL: State or Federal Law?
There is an intense debate occurring in Congress and in state legislatures across the country surrounding name, image, and likeness (NIL) for college athletes. ...
The Privatization of Sports
At first glance, one might be thinking, but sports are already private endeavors. Furthermore, privatization normally means moving a business or industry from being...
Agencies and Streamers Providing New Pathways for Talent, Creators, & Producers
There is no doubt that streaming has and is continuing to take over the entertainment, media, and sports content space. Disney recently cancelled 100...
Why Amazon and MGM need Each Other
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) is a major film studio that was founded in 1924. Before its one-hundred year anniversary, the iconic studio with franchises like Ian...
The Commodity of Time: The Way to Build Platform Brand Engagement
In a world where everyone has access to a platform to express themselves, athletes, brands, studios, and networks need to continue high levels of...
