- October 2020
- According to the CJEU, Member States cannot require electronic communications service providers to transmit to authorities or retain traffic data and location data on a general and indiscriminate basis
- Advertising condoms: No need to request prior authorization from the Ministry of Health
- The Stevenage Challenge: Digital customer engagement and brand promotion
- Opinion of Advocate General Szpunar on the Star Taxi App case: An electronic application that puts taxi passengers directly in touch with taxi drivers constitutes an Information Society Service
- Image rights and their clash with copyright law: New challenges and new horizons
- Which legal protection for street art?
- The Italian Competition Authority imposes on Poste Italiane the highest possible fine for unfair commercial practice in connection with Poste Italiane’s registered mail delivery services
- The Italian Data Protection Authority publishes Frequently Asked Questions and Infographic on the Electronic Health Record
- Parliament strengthens parental control and filtering in electronic communications
- The New “Right to Innovate” under Italian law
- September 2020
- The CJEU rules that certain anti-concentration limits set forth by Italian legislation for the protection of media pluralism are incompatible with EU law
- Covid-19: New measures to tackle copyright infringement and unfair commercial practices
- The new “Right to Innovate” under Italian law
- The European Commission adopts Guidelines clarifying the essential functionality criterion for defining video-sharing platform services under the Audiovisual Media Services Directive
- Communication from the European Commission on several aspect of Article 13 of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive
- The Public Digital Identity System (SPID) and e-commerce: Toward a more secure way of purchasing online?
- What is behind the Nineteen Eighty-Fortnite: the commercial that launches a lawsuit against Apple
- The European Commission is conducting an antitrust sector inquiry into the consumer Internet of Things
- Moving forward with the Platform-to-Business economy: The European Commission publishes Q&As on Regulation (EU) No. 2019/1150 and three reports on online platforms
- According to Advocate General Szpunar, “inline linking” should be authorized by rights holders
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