- March 2020
- Draft bill regulating ambush marketing approved by the Council of Ministers
- Trademark registrations lacking clarity and intention to be used may not be declared invalid, the CJEU says
- European Commission has released its White Paper on Artificial Intelligence — a European approach to excellence and trust
- Immorality must be proved: the Court of Justice of the European union judged that the trademark “Fack Ju Göhte” is not morally unacceptable
- February 2020
- Lessons learned from the recent decisions issued by the Italian Data Protection Authority against Eni Gas e Luce and TIM
- Epo rejects two patent applications that designate Artificial Intelligence as the creator of the inventions
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- With Tom Kabinet, the CJEU rules that the (re)sale of second-hand e-books must be authorized by right holders
- EDPS: clarification on data protection and scientific research
- Medicine and medical device e-commerce: regulatory restrictions and opportunities
- January 2020
- Italian Data Protection Authority issues EUR 11.5 million fine against Eni Gas e Luce
- The Italian Competition Authority hits the Italian oil-and-gas giant Eni with the highest possible fine in a “greenwashing” advertising case
- CJEU AG finds the Italian legislation on media concentrations not compatible with EU law
- Commission Decision on standard contractual clauses does not infringe fundamental rights, CJEU AG says
- AirBNB and the European Union: a regulation based on case law
- Italian Communications Authority starts the update of the logical channel numbering plan
- December 2019
- The Italian Competition Authority qualifies the buy and share scheme undertaken by the Italian company Oobs S.r.l.s. as unfair commercial practice and orders the company to stop any similar activity
- The Whistle-blower Directive: enhanced protecion for reporting persons
- European Data Protection Board releases guidelines on the right to be forgotten for public consultation
- Data breaches in M&A transactions: true stories of breaches and lessons to learn
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