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November 19, 2021
Gambling, and especially gambling on sports, has a fraught and storied legacy in American history. The famous Black Sox scandal of 1919 rocked Major League Baseball and resulted in the
November 19, 2021
Around the world, the advent of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology has been met with both enthusiasm and derision. Where some countries have fully adopted Bitcoin as legal tender,[mfn]Jay Zagorsky, Bitcoin
November 19, 2021
Although athletes are not commonly regarded as artists, their performance sometimes approaches what can be perceived as a creative activity. Figure skating tricks, synchronized swimming, and freestyle skiing—to name a
November 19, 2021
Before the streaming titans changed the landscape of music consumption, people got a hold of music through the radio and from buying physical copies of albums.[mfn]See Yotam Dov, From Vinyl
November 19, 2021
Hip hop is a unique culture of its own, within the more encompassing Black culture.[mfn]“‘Black’ deserves capitalization because ‘Blacks like Asians [and] Latinos … constitute a specific cultural group ….”
November 19, 2021
Imagine you are a generic drug manufacturer. Your drug products contain the same active ingredients as their brand-name counterparts, but not necessarily the same inactive ingredients. There is a brand-name
November 19, 2021
Technology has disrupted the way many industries function, including a gradual disruption throughout the fashion industry. Over the years, we have seen brands adopting novel technologies in minor ways to
November 19, 2021
Our previous coverage of semiconductor shortages discussed the global value chain of the semiconductor industry and the compartmentalization of chip making that exposes the industry to the risk of large-scale
November 19, 2021
On April 18th, 2021, a group of Europe’s top soccer clubs, including FC Barcelona and Manchester United, announced the creation of a new competition called The Super League (the “ESL”).[mfn]Leading
November 19, 2021
“The NCAA is not above the law.”[mfn]National Collegiate Athletic Association v. Alston, 141 S.Ct. 2141, 2168 (2021) (Kavanaugh, J. concurring).[/mfn] Confronted with the NCAA’s demand of immunity from the normal
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