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The XR Industry Survey 2018, based on a survey of 595 AR/VR professionals, reveals some interesting trends for the industry, some of them expected, others more surprising.

With the 2023 Rugby World Cup (RWC23) about to kick-off in France, businesses across the world – whether official sponsors and partners, rugby enthusiasts, or those just looking to capitalise...

In September last year, we wrote about the first court appearance of three finfluencers whose trials are now scheduled to take place in the autumn of 2027, two years after their first court appearances.

In Part 1 of this two-part article, we discussed the importance for studios to conduct a review of the technologies and software used in video games development.

Artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual reality (VR) can be powerful tools for a variety of industries including the entertainment and sporting world.

In his emotional blood-letting, Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, has spared none of his nemeses in seeking to tell "his" truth.

Ofcom is keeping busy. Hot on the heels of its consultation on keeping women and girls safe online and issuing its final guidance on information requests, it has now made its first information requests.

In Phillips v Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs [2024] EWHC 32 (Admin) the High Court considered the boundaries...

The Walker v Goodman case underscores the challenge of balancing privacy and publicity in high-profile family law matters. Despite usual confidentiality in financial remedy proceedings, the court allowed full disclosure, reflecting the impact of media exposure on legal outcomes.

Welcome to the fifteenth edition of Predictions for the Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT) sectors.

A properly functioning secondary ticket market benefits fans by providing access to tickets for the events they want to see, and in turn helps purchasers sell on tickets they can no longer use.

Lewis Silkin IP Partner Oliver Fairhurst and JOAN Creative's Flora Joll explore the legal framework and strategic considerations for comparative advertising in the UK.

Over 370,000 public visitors and 31,200 trade visitors from 56 countries descended upon Cologne during the August bank holiday weekend for the 10th anniversary of gamescom

It is well known in the copyright world that the English courts have refused to recognise a free standing format right in a TV show.

Any business whose owner managers are themselves the core assets of the business, is a prime candidate for an earn-out deal – which is why earn-outs are a common feature of acquisitions in the media sector.

In October 2012, the European Commission published its long-awaited Communication "Towards a comprehensive European framework for online gambling", together with a Staff Working Document.

It makes for great entertainment if a competition comes down to the last few minutes.