- March 2021
- The CJEU restricts access to and use of external communication records in criminal proceedings
- Data privacy and competition protection: Overlap or conflict?
- The debate over Sanremo 2021 voting: Thoughts on influencers and their appeals to followers to vote
- Court of Rome tackles the first case of online disinformation related to the COVID-19 emergency
- Protecting business know-how: Criminal and employment consequences of employee data theft
- February 2021
- The Italian Advertising Self-Regulatory Body has issued a new regulation governing commercial communications on food products and beverages to protect children and ensure healthy eating
- Copyright protection of industrial designs: the Court of Milan rules once again in favor of Moon Boots, iconic Italian après-ski footwear
- The Italian Competition Authority opens proceedings on abuse of economic dependence in franchise agreements of the Benetton Group
- Italian Data Protection Authority approved the first code of conduct in the public sector regulating the use of health data for educational and scientific publication purposes
- Restaurants, platforms, and contractual imbalance in the COVID era
- AGCOM has launched a public consultation on the DTT channels line-up (LCN)
- Lazio Regional Administrative Court implements the Court of Justice judgment in the Vivendi case
- January 2021
- Towards a new era of digital regulation The DSA and DMA proposals
- Where do we stand with geo-blocking restrictions in EEA licensing agreements for copyrighted content online?
- Case C‑372/19 - Royalties collected by a collective management organization for communication to the public of musical works protected by copyright at a festival
- Who holds the rights to the Ratatouille musical on TikTok?
- Online intermediation services and search engines: The 2021 Budget Law empowers the Italian Communications Authority to enforce EU Regulation 1150/2019 and sets forth new obligations.
- New proposal to reform the governance of the Italian public service broadcaster
- Combating tax evasion: the EU Commission proposal for digital platforms
- December 2020
- Artificial Intelligence: Guidelines for military and non-military use
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