Classy Sports Law History host Jaime Miettinen (aka Sports Law Blonde) chats w/s/g Rex Sheild about how the NCAA & its member institutions get control over their student-athletes' intellectual property rights through a "name, image, & likeness" release & similar documents. Specifically, we look at how the means changed before & after a series of lawsuits about college sports video games, namely the O'Bannon case.

NCAA D-I Bylaws 2017-2018: http://www.ncaapublications.com/productdownloads/D118.pdf

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Ep 8: Student-Athlete NIL Release + Casual Pale Ales

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This is the second of five installments in a CSLH special series called "WOMEN LIVING IN A SPORTS LAW WORLD". Jaime Miettinen (aka Sports Law Blonde) discusses a unique consideration for collegiate women athletes as they take advantage of their Name, Image, & Likeness. NIL's impact shows a flaw in the college sports structure, & as women's sports fandom grows, that power may come at a cost that most men don't have to pay.

Source: https://19thnews.org/2023/01/livvy-dunne-tiktok-lsu-gymnast-influencer-nil-policies/?utm_source=The+19th&utm_campaign=88208fa991-19th-newsletters-weekly-0120&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a35c3279be-88208fa991-381958804

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Part 2: Fanaticism & Women's NIL

This is the first of five installments in a CSLH special series called "WOMEN LIVING IN A SPORTS LAW WORLD". Jaime Miettinen (aka Sports Law Blonde) discusses what - if any - relationship exists between Title IX & Name, Image, & Likeness in the sports world. To find out, we start by covering Title IX's history & interpretation before going over the basics of NIL in order to see how things play out in the real world.
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Part 1: The Connection Between Title IX & NIL

Classy Sports Law History, a "classy" podcast series from sports & entertainment attorney Jaime Miettinen explaining relevant historic legal issues in the sports world, returns with new episodes beginning May 5, 2021!

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2021 Trailer

Classy Sports Law History host Jaime Miettinen (aka Sports Law Blonde) chats w/s/g Micah Woo about the courtroom battle & eventual downfall of the Professional & Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) so that the door is open for legalized sports betting. States are taking action, & after taking a more general look, we look specifically at New Jersey's sports betting law & what it means for betting on esports.

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Ep 12: IT'S ESPORTS BETTING TIIIIIME + Bud Light

Classy Sports Law History host Jaime Miettinen (aka Sports Law Blonde) chats w/s/g Rex Sheild & Micah Woo about the broadcasting rights to the NCAA D-I Men's Basketball Tournament. Different networks held licenses over the years that govern how, when & what we watch, & the contracts themselves as well as how we as fans & consumers of March Madness take in the product will likely look different in the near future.

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Ep 8: Student-Athlete NIL Release + Casual Pale Ales

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