APPENDIX 2 - Euroleague Basketball

C H A P T E R X
Social Media Regulations
Article 88.
Liability
The clubs, players, coaches, team followers, executives or any
other person undertaking official functions on behalf of the club
are responsible for the content of their posts, tweets and/or
blogs. Said content will not show a lack of respect, encourage
violence, provoke opponents and/or fans, include defamatory,
vulgar, obscene or offensive text or images, or intrude upon the
privacy of others.
Article 89.
Monitoring
The Company will monitor online contents within its possibilities.
However the clubs are requested to report any social media
content that they consider inappropriate to
socialmedia@euroleague.net.
Article 90.
Brand
It is not allowed to pervert the logos, name or image of the
Euroleague and/or its sponsors, including but not limited to,
deforming hashtags or the communications of the competition
(e.g. #idontfeeldevotion).
Article 91.
Confidentiality
It is not allowed to report or disclose any confidential and/or
private information in relation to any other player, coach or club.
Article 92.
Permission
The clubs will not forbid or restrict the use of social media to
their players and coaches, unless they are not following these
Social Media Regulations.
Article 93.
Videos
The Company may request the clubs to record short viral videos
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