- September 2020
- The Regional Administrative Court of Lazio on transparency obligations regarding ownership structures of a newspaper publishing company
- July 2020
- The Brompton Bicycle case: Are technical shapes eligible for copyright protection?
- The Schrems Saga – Chapter II: Invalidating the EU – US Privacy Shield
- The notion of “address” under the Enforcement Directive only refers to one’s own postal address, CJEU says
- The Italian Competition Authority’s keen eye on transportation companies’ unfair commercial practices during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Artificial Intelligence and the European Union: Two studies dive into new consumer protection aspects and challenges
- Facial Recognition: Safety and Privacy Issues
- Toward harmonized GDPR enforcement: The EDPB publishes a register containing One-Stop-Shop decisions
- Social distancing and brand digital reconnection
- June 2020
- Cyber Security & Litigation: practical tips on how to avoid a data breach and how to handle it - Part 1: Prevention is better than cure
- Newspaper publishers go after Telegram, and book publishers follow suit
- Contact tracing app: The Italian Garante gives the green light and prescribes additional measures to protect data subjects’ rights
- Influencers: to what extent are they allowed to lawfully portray third-party trademarks in their social media content without authorization?
- European Commission launches consultations to seek views on the Digital Services Act Package and the new competition tool
- Fairness and transparency for business users of online intermediation services: the new EU Regulation applicable from July 2020
- May 2020
- The Italian Constitutional Court rules on the regulation of public car rental-with-drivers services (NCC)
- Italy: Garante's crackdown on patient health data protection
- COVID-19 emergency and processing of health data for scientific research purposes
- Kiko v Wycon: what legal protection is available for concept store layouts?
- Court of Milan grants copyright protection to a wildlife photograph and finds fashion house liable for copyright infringement
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