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eSports have generally suffered from a lack of recognition in society as a whole and this is particularly true when it comes to government policy...

As we glide into a new decade, we are really excited to present Part 2 of our 2019 Review and 2020 Predictions for Sports Media & Tech.

The SportsTech 10 is Mills & Reeve’s series of ten question interviews with some of the most important stakeholders and disruptors in the SportsTech ecosystem...

For British sports fans, the on-field highlights of 2019 will live long in the memory...

For our fourth interview in the series, we are thrilled to share the insights of a genuine international SportsTech Godfather, Nick Maywald.

In this interview series we focus on the fast-emerging Nordic SportsTech scene, and in particular the various and impressive initiatives led by Carsten Couchouron, who is based in Copenhagen.

Via the computer software ‘Zwift’ and a bike hooked up to a ‘turbo trainer’ (a kind of rolling road) competitors virtually race each other on time trial courses without having to leave the comfort of an air-conditioned room.

Colour blindness is defined as “the inability to distinguish the differences between certain colours”...

For our second interview in the series, Julian Moore caught up with leading VR & AR expert, Rupert Harris, in the tranquil (and incongruously) old world setting of the Somerset House courtyard.

Last week, former world champion badminton player Ratchanok Intanon was cleared of doping after an independent Ethics Hearing Panel found that...

Nintendo’s popular Switch game console is credited with turning around the fortunes of the Japanese consumer electronics giant. Strong sales of both hardware and games followed its 2017 launch, with some 36 million consoles sold to date.

In the last week of September 2019, FIFA announced two significant changes to its regulatory regime, namely: a mandatory cap on agent commissions (as part of their proposed re-regulation of agent activity); and the regulation of the loan system.