Worldwide: Media & Entertainment Law

Artificial intelligence is transforming the fight against piracy in ways that copyright law was never designed to address. When AI systems can extract decades of tactical intelligence from sports broadcasts without reproducing a single frame, how do rights holders prove infringement when no copy has been made?

The UK offers two distinct immigration pathways for creative professionals in film and television: the Global Talent visa, which provides a route to permanent settlement for recognized industry leaders, and the Creative Worker visa for temporary project-based work. Understanding the eligibility criteria, endorsement requirements, and strategic advantages of each route is essential for both individuals and employers navigating these complex immigration options.

Marks & Spencer made history by hosting the first-ever fashion show in the F1 pit lane at Silverstone during the British Grand Prix weekend, showcasing their new "Dress to Thrill" collection to over 564,000 attendees. The event marks a strategic multi-year partnership between the iconic British retailer and the racing circuit, positioning M&S at the intersection of fashion and motorsport. With F1's global fanbase exceeding 831 million and fashion brands increasingly embracing motorsport collaborations, this

If you have been posting on LinkedIn recently, you have probably felt the shift in reach and engagement. Tactics that seemed effective six months ago are no longer delivering the same results.

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The Media Act 2024 promised a whole raft of new measures, principally to ensure outdated regulation is updated to reflect today's real world and there is more consistency regardless of how people are accessing content.

The decision clarifies that in assessing a publisher's reasonable belief for the public interest defence, the court will consider the publisher's general...

On August 21 2025, the Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC Chairman) sent letters to more than a dozen major U.S. tech companies including cloud computing, data security and social media companies.

On 25 July 2025, the dedicated regime for video sharing platforms (VSPs) was repealed. These platforms now fall under the broader scope of the Online Safety Act 2023.