Julian Moore's guest appearances

Julian Moore

Digging Deep

Law In Sport Podcast

Sports Tech Feed

Confidence Conversations

Mark Lambert

Michael Conley

Lance Armstrong

Tom Waller

Peter Gray

Anthony Vennare

Davyeon Ross

Steve Murray

John Pollard

Peter Crowther

David Murray

Michael Cole

Katherine Grainger

Andrew Walton

Stephen Smith

OwlTail

Julian is Head of Sports (London) for Mills &amp; Reeve, one of the UK's leading sports law practices, acting for some of the biggest names in the industry including Premier League Clubs, National Sporting Bodies, individual Athletes as well as broadcasters, marketing agencies and brands. Julian advises these sports industry clients on a wide range of commercial legal matters, in particular broadcast/media rights distribution, sponsorship rights, event staging and sports technology, including start-ups. On today's episode, we discuss the legal ramifications of the widespread cancellation or postponement of sports leagues and competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We discuss potential solutions for rights holders, broadcasters and down-stream companies, as well as what role technology can play in helping the industry recover. We also look into Julian's work with the London Sports Tech Network and advice for growing local sports technology ecosystems. More episodes and shownotes: https://sportstechfeed.com/

Julian is Head of Sports (London) for Mills &amp; Reeve, one of the UK's leading sports law practices, acting for some of the biggest names in the industry including Premier League Clubs, National Sporting Bodies, individual Athletes as well as broadcasters, marketing agencies and brands. Julian advises these sports industry clients on a wide range of commercial legal matters, in particular broadcast/media rights distribution, sponsorship rights, event staging and sports technology, including start-ups. On today's episode, we discuss the legal ramifications of the widespread cancellation or postponement of sports leagues and competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We discuss potential solutions for rights holders, broadcasters and down-stream companies, as well as what role technology can play in helping the industry recover. We also look into Julian's work with the London Sports Tech Network and advice for growing local sports technology ecosystems. More episodes and shownotes: <a href="https://sportstechfeed.com/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://sportstechfeed.com/</a>

Legal implications of the global sport shutdown with Julian Moore, Mills & Reeve.

For eight-years, from 2006, Julian Moore worked in Singapore as the sole in-house lawyer for Football Media Services (FMS), a 50/50 joint venture between the Swiss-owned sports marketing agency, Infront Sports &amp; Media AG, and the Japanese advertising giant, Dentsu Inc. FMS had one client – FIFA - acting as its exclusive sales representative in Asia with respect to media rights to the 2007-2014 FIFA events. These events included the FIFA World Cup, arguably the most important and most watched sports event in the world. In this interview Julian shares his personal take on what it is like working as a sports lawyer in Asia having travelled throughout the continent and witnessed changes to the media and sports landscape first hand. Julian also talks specifically at some of the more interesting recent developments in the Asian sports broadcast market, and gives some tips and guidance for conducting business in the region, whether as a lawyer or otherwise.  You can read Julian's article here:http://www.lawinsport.com/features/item/my-insights-from-working-as-a-sports-and-media-lawyer-in-asia

For eight-years, from 2006, Julian Moore worked in Singapore as the sole in-house lawyer for Football Media Services (FMS), a 50/50 joint venture between the Swiss-owned sports marketing agency, Infront Sports &amp; Media AG, and the Japanese advertising giant, Dentsu Inc. FMS had one client – FIFA - acting as its exclusive sales representative in Asia with respect to media rights to the 2007-2014 FIFA events. These events included the FIFA World Cup, arguably the most important and most watched sports event in the world. In this interview Julian shares his personal take on what it is like working as a sports lawyer in Asia having travelled throughout the continent and witnessed changes to the media and sports landscape first hand. Julian also talks specifically at some of the more interesting recent developments in the Asian sports broadcast market, and gives some tips and guidance for conducting business in the region, whether as a lawyer or otherwise. You can read Julian's article here: <a href="http://www.lawinsport.com/features/item/my-insights-from-working-as-a-sports-and-media-lawyer-in-asia" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.lawinsport.com/features/item/my-insights-from-working-as-a-sports-and-media-lawyer-in-asia</a>

Julian Moore: Football, broadcasting & life as a European lawyer in Asia #27