497 results found

The Gambling Act 2005 (Act) comes into force fully, as from September, 2007, and who may see adverts for gambling on billboards, the TV, press and elsewhere.

The expectation of 96% of dispute resolution partners in the UK's major law firms that their fees will increase (78%) or stay the same (18%) over the next three years, may be ill founded as two thirds of in-house counsel from leading UK listed companies expect the fees they spend on dispute resolution matters to stay the same (42%) or decrease (24%), according to a new survey* conducted by Grant Thornton's Forensic and Investigation Services Practice.

Almost a year ago now, the pandemic outbreak disrupted the worldwide entertainment industry – and in particular, film and television production.

The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has taken the unusual step of refusing to grant a certificate for a computer game. As a result, the PlayStation 2 and Nintendo Wii game called Manhunt 2, which no doubt cost millions of pounds to develop, cannot legally be sold in the UK.

On March 12, 2026, the Pan-European Game Information (PEGI) system, which classifies video games by age appropriateness, announced updates to its video game age-rating framework, adding new criteria that directly address monetisation models and urgency‑based sales tactics aimed at younger users.

The English High Court's ruling that BT, the UK's largest internet service provider ("ISP"), must block access to the Newzbin website has fundamentally changed the game in the ongoing legal battle against online copyright infringement, but it may have unintended consequences.

A judge has dismissed as "politically motivated" an extradition request by the Turkish government for a dispossessed media proprietor to be sent for trial in Ankara.

The TuneIn case considers whether an online radio aggregation service, which links to the broadcast streams of thousands of music radio stations, is liable for infringing acts of communication to the public.

The International Chamber of Commerce has published guidance on how its Advertising and Marketing Communications Code applies to AI use in marketing. As AI reshapes advertising creation and delivery, this guidance confirms that existing principles of legal, decent, honest and truthful advertising apply equally to AI-generated content, while providing practical checklists for organizations to ensure compliance with transparency, responsibility, and consent requirements.

Last week, German regulators decided to no longer accept the widely used "JusProg" software as a sufficient means for online service providers to comply with statutory youth protection requirements.

On the surface, the retail growth story looks familiar. Eight out of ten of the 2024 Retail Supergrowers are back in 2025, with very little movement in the ranks.

The groundwork for the implementation of proposals first outlined in the November 2004 UK governments’ White Paper ‘Choosing Health’ continues apace.

…anyone who has suffered the slings and arrows of outrageous media attention without then having to take arms against a sea of reputation troubles, and by opposing end them.

The PayTV business is facing strong headwinds globally. Customers are spending less time watching traditional TV in their living rooms, engaging more with their mobile phones and social media instead.

Mumford & Son's Ben Lovett on the future of live music, checking his privilege and closing his career loop.