- September 2023
- Industrial Property Code reform: What changes for university inventions?
- The Italian Data Protection Authority stakes out a new position on the retention of personal data for marketing purposes
- Jeff Koon's Serpents burrows into the market as Italian Supreme Court rules that public display of a work amounts to “first publication”
- New solutions, old problems: The Thaler case and why AI creations will not be granted copyright protection easily
- The AI Act: Not just another piece of tech regulation – How the EU plans to govern artificial intelligence
- July 2023
- The MetaBirkins case: Updates from an ongoing dispute and why it matters
- An antitrust authority can assess whether a social network’s terms and conditions comply with the GDPR, CJEU rules
- Italy approves Bill to reform the Industrial Property Code
- Copyright protection: Italy approves a new anti-piracy law
- European Commission proposals for new regulation of compulsory licensing
- June 2023
- The Advertising Self-Regulatory Institute updated its Digital Chart Regulation: New rules for influencer marketing
- Telemarketing: Garante orders first seizure of marketing databases
- AI Act enters the final phase of adoption process as EU Parliament agrees on its negotiating position
- Three-dimensional trademarks: Italian Court of Cassation confirms that distinctive food packaging is eligible for trademark registration
- Draft proposal for a regulation on standard essential patents by the European Commission (with much more to come)
- May 2023
- Pseudonymization and anonymization of data: Recent developments from European case-law
- AGCOM publishes final version of guidelines for complaint and redress mechanism and regulation for dispute settlement between users and online content sharing service providers
- Scraping to train Artificial Intelligence is raising issues
- Italian Competition Authority launches abuse of dominance investigation into the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) for hindering third-parties’ amateur competitions
- April 2023
- ChatGPT case: How the Italian Data Protection Authority is trying to address AI risks
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