08.45 h.
cofee and registration

09.15 h.
opening address

10.00 h.
The new shape of the european labour market
The legal ways of modifying the labour market of professional sportsmen/women after the Bosman ruling. The effects of the new FIBA rules and regulations: the possibility of double legislation ruling european and national events.
State regulations as opposed to agreements on association of certain countries with the EU; protection for clubs who train players

Speaker: Dr. Massimo Coccia
Professor of International Private Law at the Catanzaro University. Italy.
Panel:

• Mr. Patrick Baumann. FIBA assistant secretary General. Germany.
  
• Mr. Pavlos Giannakopoulos. Panathinaikos President. Greece.
  
• Mr. Jirí Zednicek. FIBA European Board Member. Czech Republic.
  
• Mr. Joao Leal Amado. Coimbra University. Portugal.
  
• Mr. Jaume Andreu. Director of the European Commission Sports Unit. Belgium

11.30 h.
coffee

12.00 h.
Problems in operating television rights
Antitrust regulations and collective sale of rights: absolute conflict between both the possibility of obtaining a waiver and reasons which might justify it according to case law background. Digital TV expectations for sport. Is there any future in having a club or federation channel?

Speaker: Professor Gary R. Roberts.
Sumter Davis Marks Professor of Business and Corporate Law & Director ot the Sports Law Program, Tulane Law School. Usa.
Panel:

• Mr. Jeffrey R. Miskhin. Partner in the New York Office of Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom, and Formerly Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer of the National Basketball Assocition. USA.
  
• Mr. Adrian Barr-Smith. Partner in the London Office of Denton Wilde Sapte. England.
  
• Mr. José Manuel Lorenzo. C.E.O. of Canal Plus. Spain.
  
• Mr. Pedro Tomás. Secretary General of the National League of Professional Football. Spain.