| A | B |
|---|
| benefits of major league championship | increased tickets sales, increased licensed merchandise, increased sponsorship |
| unfair trade practice | trademark infringement |
| licensed product sales | sports organizations use their trademarks to make money from these |
| injunction | court order that stopsa certain activity until the trial |
| Sherman Antitrust Act | law that makes restraining free trade and competition illegal |
| Exempt | In 1922 what the courts ruled the sport of baseball was because baseball teams were local operations |
| Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961 | Law that allows major professional sports leagues to prevent certain games from being shown in certain territories |
| Blackout | When a league blocks the broadcast of a certain game in a certain territory |
| Right of privacy | An athlete has the right to seclusion |
| Right of publicity | Protects athlete's identities for financial gain |
| Book, magazine, news | Where an athlete's/celebritie's image can be used without their permission |
| Sports/Event Marketers | These people must be concerned with security because they want a favorable image for their team |
| Official ticket outlets | Where to buy tickets that you know won't be counterfeit |
| scalping | reselling tickets for more than face value |
| E-bay type sites | these have made ticket resale very hard to regulate |
| prize indemnity insurance | this is used to protect sportsorganizations form loss of income due to contest awards |
| The National Labor Relations Act | Law that gives workers the right to organize into unions |
| Collective Bargaining | employees joining together as a single unit to negotiate with managment is known as |
| Player's association | unions in professional sports |
| Free agency | This allows athletes to move from team to team |
