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Good news from Japan: Events 'open up' and Olympic-friendly Tokyo governor cruises to reelection

Charlie Charters Jul 08, 2020 0 Comments

The governor of Tokyo Yuriko Koike, who had made whole-hearted support for the rescheduled Olympics one of the cornerstones of her reelection pitch, cruised to a resounding victory over the weekend in potentially tricky gubernatorial elections as recent opinion polls pointed to unease at the prospect of next year’s

Wimbledon v Eden Park: the unseen costs of the Live Event Lockdown

Charlie Charters Jun 30, 2020 0 Comments

Today should have been Day Two of the 2020 Wimbledon Championships. But the tennis Grand Slam was cancelled on April 1 as part of the Live Event lockdown response to the coronavirus. The All England Lawn Tennis Club at least had the protection of pandemic insurance cover which cushioned the

Oura: the non-bling titanium ring that may save the NBA season. Or not.

Charlie Charters Jun 23, 2020 0 Comments

At The DAIMANI Journal we spend a lot of time looking at how technology might play a role in accelerating the return to Live Events that we all need. And beyond contact tracing the most important role that technology can play is identifying quickly who might be in that pre-symptomatic

Stubagogo: Thursday deadline as UK govt worries about 'horizontal unilateral effects'

Charlie Charters Jun 16, 2020 0 Comments

Whatever you have been doing this past week spare a thought for those at Viagogo [real name PUG LLC] who have been given until this coming Thursday by the UK’s competition regulator to rework fundamentally their company’s acquisition of StubHub and how it affects consumers in that country.

Who is Daniel Kinahan and why is the Irish government so upset by next year's Fury-Joshua fight?

Charlie Charters Jun 15, 2020 0 Comments

These are weird and feverish times in Live Event lockdown. Could news that world heavyweight champions Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua have finally agreed commercial terms for a two-fight deal next year justify the tag – ‘Greatest Boxing Match of All Time’? But perhaps the hype is simply the coronavirus talking

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Good news from Japan: Events 'open up' and Olympic-friendly Tokyo governor cruises to reelection

Wimbledon v Eden Park: the unseen costs of the Live Event Lockdown

Oura: the non-bling titanium ring that may save the NBA season. Or not.

Stubagogo: Thursday deadline as UK govt worries about 'horizontal unilateral effects'

Who is Daniel Kinahan and why is the Irish government so upset by next year's Fury-Joshua fight?