Professor Raymond Boyle from the Centre for Cultural Policy Research at the University of Glasgow discusses the 2014 Commonwealth Games, the relationship between the Games and the Scottish independence referendum, the use of smartphones and social media in the conduct of major sports events, and copyright and football.

Professor Raymond Boyle from the Centre for Cultural Policy Research at the University of Glasgow discusses the 2014 Commonwealth Games, the relationship between the Games and the Scottish independence referendum, the use of smartphones and social media in the conduct of major sports events, and copyright and football.

Professor Raymond Boyle&nbsp;from the&nbsp;Centre for Cultural Policy Research&nbsp;at the&nbsp;University of&nbsp;Glasgow&nbsp;discusses&nbsp;the 2014 Commonwealth Games, the relationship between the Games and the&nbsp;Scottish independence referendum, the use&nbsp;of smartphones and social media in the conduct&nbsp;of&nbsp;major sports events, and&nbsp;copyright and&nbsp;football.

Episode 2 – Raymond Boyle: The Commonwealth Games and Mega-Events

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Episode 2 – Raymond Boyle: The Commonwealth Games and Mega-Events

Episode 2 – Raymond Boyle: The Commonwealth Games and Mega-Events