Bryce Harper, a pro baseball player for the Philadelphia Phillies, created a video for a fan without realizing it was actually a prize offered by FanDuel to one of its customers who bet on sports. When Harper learned that the video he created was used in this manner, he stated, "I did not know FanDuel would do this...I did not consent to it, and FanDuel had no right to do it, this article reports: Under publicity right law - also known as "NIL" short for “Name, Image, and Lik

Get ready for a deep dive into one of college sports' most complex new frontiers! In the latest episode of Trustees and Presidents , Academic Director at the University of Pennsylvania and podcast host Dr. Karen Weaver sits down with Kristy Gale , CEO of Honor Data Rights Management , for a crucial conversation on athlete data in college sports . This episode unpacks the rapidly emerging landscape where Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) intersects with the world of

In the era of wearable tech and performance analytics, college athletes are generating more data than ever before. From GPS-tracked sprints to biometric feedback and recovery stats, athlete data is a goldmine. But who owns it? Who profits from it? And how can you protect it? If you're an NCAA star or just breaking into your college career, understanding your data rights is as important as knowing your playbook. Here's what you need to know to manage what happens with your da