As of early 2022, esports tournaments have paid more than $1 billion in prize money to nearly 100,000 players over 48,000 tournaments worldwide.

Building and protecting a strong brand identity has emerged as a critical factor that can make or break an esports business's success.

The social media landscape is in flux. The dizzying rise of AI and the burgeoning metaverse have ignited a global debate around online safety and content moderation.

In 2024, the United States experienced an unprecedented surge in AI legislation, with nearly 700 AI-related bills introduced across 45 states and territories, including Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Washington, D.C.

AI and Web3 technologies are reshaping business decision-making across sectors, including financial services, healthcare, supply chain operations, and the creative economy.

The emergence of the metaverse, a collective virtual shared space that converges virtually enhanced physical reality and physically persistent virtual reality, is rapidly transforming our digital experiences.

As AI systems become increasingly sophisticated and exhibit cognition and creativity, a critical question arises: How should generative platforms be categorized from a legal standpoint?

Vietnam’s economic rise has been one of the defining stories of the last decade. With GDP growth averaging over 6% annually and a population of over 100 million, the country is increasingly recognized as a cornerstone of global supply chain operations. Vietnam’s rapidly expanding middle class—projected to reach 56 million people by 2030—has also fueled a booming consumer market that international brands are eager to enter.

Global expansion presents a tantalizing prospect for many Japan-based companies seeking access to the vast opportunities available in international markets.

Artificial intelligence has revolutionized the e-commerce business model and digital trade landscape. AI systems' ability to analyze vast amounts of data, predict consumer behavior...

Data is a defining resource of the modern technology economy. For emerging-technology companies building AI platforms, interconnected IoT ecosystems, data-intensive cloud services, and autonomous robotics, the ability to harness data at scale drives functionality, performance, and competitive edge.

Artificial intelligence continues to find application in a rapidly-growing number of sectors and the adult entertainment industry is no exception.

Artificial intelligence, despite its potential to transform business sectors, scientific discovery, and human interaction, is not without its detractors.

The meteoric rise of mobile games and online wagering sites has sparked intense interest from developers, platforms, and investors seeking to capitalize on what has ballooned into a multibillion-dollar industry.

Video games are historically a driving factor in the development of new technologies. When the crypto-based assets known as non-fungible tokens (NFTs) first arrived, video game developers embraced them with lightning speed.

Intellectual property licensing is a complex but lucrative process for creators and rights holders. When a TV show, movie, or video game is adapted from an existing work like a novel or comic book

What do videos of Donald Trump hugging Anthony Fauci and Hillary Clinton calling Ron DeSantis "just the kind of guy this country needs" have in common?

The rapid growth of event contracts — financial instruments that allow parties to speculate on or hedge against the outcome of real-world events — has introduced a compelling...

Video games have long since transcended the realm of mere entertainment. With their immersive worlds, compelling narratives, and intricate mechanics, they've evolved into powerful platforms for communication and expression.

Web3, an evolving stack of blockchain networks, decentralized protocols, digital assets, and smart contracts, promises a more user-centric internet built on verifiable ownership and peer-to-peer exchange.