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WTO Panel report on piracy vital in protecting the interests of ECA Member Clubs

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The protection of Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) is a central element of a well-functioning global order and underpins virtually all sectors of economic activity. The need to protect IPRs linked to the broadcasting of professional football is particularly vital given the importance of media rights revenue to the overall economic model of the game.

Over 150 National Federations take part in FIBA's webinars

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MIES (Switzerland) - As the sports world continues to adapt in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, FIBA has been publishing a series of webinars for National Federations, players, coaches, game officials and other actors of the game to support them in their development and learning activities.

FIFA Council unanimously approves COVID-19 Relief Plan

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  • FIFA to make a total of USD 1.5 billion available to football
  • In the face of the pandemic, Council endorses changes to the International Match Calendar
  • Council also approves a revised budget for the 2019-2022 cycle

TIME-OUT 2.0 officially underway after online tip-off

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MUNICH (Germany) - The prestigious TIME-OUT 2.0 program is now officially underway, with 52 participants from across Europe and beyond engaged in the opening seminar of the project via video conference on Monday.

President Hamane Niang open letter on behalf of FIBA Executive Committee

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Since my first day as FIBA President, I feel a burning desire to help FIBA inspire a more unified global basketball community. Because that is precisely what basketball is, a community. We are sport, yes, but basketball is much more than that. It is a source of hope, a source of friendship and most importantly a source of equality.

FIFA provides further guidance on COVID-19 football regulatory issues

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Following the publication on 7 April of recommendations and guidelines to address some of the key football regulatory issues arising from the COVID-19 pandemic, the FIFA administration has since conducted 13 different workshops with representatives from its member associations (MAs), confederations, the World Leagues Forum (WLF) and the European Club Association (ECA). More than 350 participants have attended these workshops.

FIFA launches Executive Programme on Sports Arbitration

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Today, FIFA launched the Executive Programme on Sports Arbitration, tailored towards lawyers with an interest in sport law and/or in-house legal counsels of International or National Federations, clubs, leagues and player unions.

FIFA acknowledges WTO panel report

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FIFA acknowledges the final panel report published by the World Trade Organization (WTO) in relation to the activity of the pirate broadcaster known as ‘beoutQ’ and the active involvement and support that has been provided by Saudi Arabia (KSA) in the past three years.