As athlete apparel sales grow, legal issues concerning both group licensing and trademarking have emerged. But already, schools and companies have found a few potential workarounds.
The first few weeks of the NIL era have already shown that there’s an appetite for athlete apparel across sports.
Since the NIL era began, athletes also waded into one of the more traditional ways to make money in the sports world: Apparel sales.
Netflix’s Q2 earnings showed slower than usual subscriber growth. The company plans to produce video games next year.
The sale of the NFL’s three-time Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos could fetch a record price for pro sports teams.
MLB is cracking down on pitchers using foreign substances on the ball, and the results could affect player earnings going forward.
The Fighting Irish launched a streaming service on Apple TV, Google Play, and Amazon that includes games, interviews, and highlights.
The opening ceremony for the Tokyo Olympics is just three days away and there is a chance that the Games could be canceled altogether.
OpenSea, an NFT auction platform made famous by Beeple’s $69 million sale, raised $100 million on a $1.5 billion valuation.
The Oakland City Council approved a term sheet regarding its negotiations with the Oakland A’s, but not the one the team wanted.
