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More than 75% of consumers globally expect lower or flat personal spending in 2025 – 31% expect to spend less, 47% aim for flat spending

The UK FCA is targeting unregulated 'finfluencers' promoting financial products on social media without authorization. These influencers may face criminal charges for advising or promoting investments, especially targeting vulnerable young audiences, including cryptocurrency promotions.

While consumer spending habits continue to change, Christmas remains the peak season for many businesses in the western world.

In order to understand what image rights are, it's probably best to understand where they fit into the wider football industry.

Lewis Silkin launches Lettu, an AI-powered platform designed to revolutionize how creators, talent managers, agencies and brands negotiate and finalize commercial deals.

The Media Act 2024 promised a whole raft of new measures, principally to ensure outdated regulation is updated to reflect today's real world and there is more consistency regardless of how people are accessing content.

With thanks in no small part to the series of Covid-19 lockdowns across the UK from 2020-2021, the stratospheric rise of video-on-demand platforms (VoDs) over the last decade...

File sharing has been a very hot topic recently. There has been mounting pressure on the Government to implement legislation to make file sharing illegal. Alternatively there have been concerns that legislation would be too restrictive a method of controlling new technology which has been increasingly popular.

In 2026, we predict increased cooperation and consolidation between streamers and broadcasters. Dozens will announce new deals as they team up, exchange content, and embrace their competition as "frenemies"...

Niel Bornman, CEO of Publicis Connected Media UK, shares how the group is blending its century-old North Star with data and AI to drive growth - from "Organisational Darwinism" to how proprietary data...

The latest review of the UK’s intellectual property laws announced by David Cameron in November 2010 proposes to "make them fit for the internet age".

A recent case, Crosstown v Rive Droite, upheld a reversion of copyright to songwriters – widely regarded as a bad move if you are a publisher.

The European Court of Justice in Nintendo Co Ltd and others v PC Box Srl, Case C-355/12 considered the intellectual property protections available ...

AI-generated music has become commercially mainstream, yet the legal framework governing it remains uncertain. The industry is currently being shaped through litigation, private licensing deals, and emerging regulation, creating a complex landscape where businesses must navigate unresolved questions about copyright, authorship, and liability while AI music continues to be widely used and monetised.

The UK's leading video game industry is forecasted to continue its growth despite challenges within the global games market. With this growth comes new legislation...

Welcome to this week's round-up of news, commentary and industry announcements that you may have missed from the past week.