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Covered platforms now have 48 hours to remove nonconsensual intimate images after a valid request. The FTC started enforcing the TAKE IT DOWN Act on May 19. Here's what it requires and why it matters for athletes.
faNILy Team ·House leaders pulled the NCAA-backed SCORE Act before a planned floor vote for the second time in less than a year. Here's what the bill would have done, why it stalled, and what Senate negotiators may offer instead.
faNILy Team ·Two words sit at the center of college sports' biggest NIL fight: associated entity. Here's what the term means, why multimedia rights partners are caught in the middle, and what the hearing at the end of May could decide.
faNILy Team ·An arbitrator upheld the College Sports Commission's rejection of NIL deals between Nebraska football players and multimedia rights partner Playfly. Here's what the ruling said, why it matters, and the bigger court fight still ahead.
faNILy Team ·The NCAA's Division I board wants athletes to get five years to play five seasons, starting at 19 or high school graduation. Here's what the proposal would change, who it leaves out, and why it matters for fans following athletes' careers.
faNILy Team ·Class counsel in House v. NCAA filed a motion April 20 arguing the College Sports Commission has overreached by treating multimedia rights partners like Learfield and Playfly as 'associated entities.' Here's the fight and why it matters for NIL deals.
faNILy Team ·The College Sports Commission says it'll stop running compensation-range reviews on many NIL deals between $600 and $2,500. Reporting is still required. Here's what the April 7 memo says and what it means for everyday NIL deals.
faNILy Team ·On April 3, President Trump signed 'Urgent National Action to Save College Sports,' targeting NIL, transfers, and eligibility with federal funding as leverage. Here's what the order says, the Aug. 1 date, and what's still unsettled.
faNILy Team ·The College Sports Commission says NIL Go has approved $166.5 million in deals since launch. It also says deals tied to collectives and other associated entities have surged, and that's slowing reviews down.
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