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Antitrust Chronicle® – Entertainment & Culture

Antitrust Chronicle® – Entertainment & Culture

Antitrust Chronicle® November 2025 Volume 1

Dear Readers,   Entertainment has always been where culture meets commerce — and where competition law reveals some of its most vivid tensions. In today’s fragmented world, from streaming and gaming to live sports and digital art, the boundary between creative freedom and market power is constantly being redrawn. This...

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Antitrust Chronicle® – Entertainment & Culture
CPI
Nov 13, 2025
Non-Playable Character: Competition Law Enforcement in the Video Game Market
Robin S. Crauthers
Nov 13, 2025
Gerrymandering Sports Entertainment Product Markets
Jodi Balsam
Nov 13, 2025
Redistribution via Competition Policy: A Case Study of Creative Industries
Friso Bostoen
Nov 13, 2025
Sports Governing Bodies vs. Antitrust 0 – 4? Sport and Competition Economics Comments on the Recent Judgements of the European Court of Justice
Oliver Budzinski
Nov 13, 2025
Arbitration in Sports and Competition as a Matter of Public Policy: Legality Requirements from the European Decision in the Royal Football Club Seraing Case
Amanda Athayde, Arthur Romano Arcuri
Nov 13, 2025
Antitrust and Entertainment in Brazil: From International Debates on Entertainment to Domestic Debates on Soccer Broadcasting
Alexandre Buaiz Neto, Giovana Vieira Porto
Nov 13, 2025

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