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Raising the bar: The European Broadcasting Union’s guidelines to prevent the sexualization of female athletes
The European Broadcasting Union has published detailed camera and editing standards designed to eliminate sexualizing portrayals of female athletes in live sports broadcasts. Developed in collaboration with European Athletics and Olympic athletes, these guidelines address long-standing concerns about inappropriate camera angles, slow-motion replays, and filming practices that distract from athletic performance. While currently voluntary recommendations, the framework could establish a precedent for binding
Belgium Media & IT
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Gowling WLG
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The Reform Of Italian Football: Initial Remarks On The Latest Draft Bill
Italy's football system faces a critical juncture following three consecutive World Cup qualification failures, prompting a comprehensive draft bill that targets structural reforms across agent fees, transfer guarantees, and youth development. With the sector generating over one billion euros annually yet burdened by €5.5 billion in debt, the proposed legislation seeks to transform Italian football from a cost center into a competitive asset for future national teams.
Italy Media & IT
WL
Withers LLP
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Nations Cup At Royal Malta Golf Club – Round Three
The final round of the Spectrum Nations Cup delivered high drama as Great Britain & Ireland mounted a powerful comeback with a 5-1 victory, while Scandinavia & Nordics held their nerve with a crucial 3-3 draw against Malta. In a competition decided by the finest of margins, the defending champions retained their title by just half a point, demonstrating composure and resilience when it mattered most.
Malta Media & IT
SI
Spectrum IFA Group
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