You Bought a Ticket, Not the Rights | Fans, Creators & the US Open
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You Bought a Ticket, Not the Rights | Fans, Creators & the US Open
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You paid for a ticket. In law, that buys you a licence, not a right, and it can be revoked on the spot.
Tim Fuller and Matt Krog open the doors on what really governs a day at the sport.
In this episode of The Field of Law, two practising sports lawyers decode the week in sport and the law behind it.
They unpack Club Kayo and the content-creator boom reshaping broadcast rights, the second-hand smoke doping question raised by the cannabis haze at the US Open, and the almost ninety-year-old High Court case, Cowell v Rosehill Racecourse, that still decides your rights when you walk through the gate.
They also cover pitch invaders and player liability, Braith Anasta stepping away from his player-agent accreditation and the conflicts of interest behind it, the Football Australia and APL referees' strike, and the transgender-eligibility fight moving through the US courts and toward Australia.
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The Field of Law offers general commentary on sport and the law. It is not legal advice.