- June 2019
- Can the representation of Don Quixote illegitimately evoke a PDO?
- Italian competition authority imposes remedies for the acquisition by sky Italy of the dtt technical platform r2, plus other pay-tv assets, from mediaset premium
- New “Digital Chart Regulation” issued by the Italian Advertising Self-Regulatory Institute
- The new AGCOM Regulation to counter hate speech
- AGCOM sets forth criteria for the categorization of audiovisual works delivered via the internet and video-games for the protection of minors
- May 2019
- Brescia court of appeal rules cryptocurrencies not an appropriate asset for capital contribution
- Italian communications authority issues new guidelines softening the restrictions on gambling and betting advertisements provided by the decreto dignità
- Two-dimensional decorative patterns affixed to fabric can be registered as trademarks
- New version of the code of conduct for offering premium services approved by the italian communication authority
- Celebrities’ refusal to authorize publication of their pictures does not prevent them from seeking pecuniary damages, italian supreme court says
- European Commission fines Nike € 12.5 million for anti-competition restrictions: Single Market imperative prevails
- European Commission Fines US Clothing Company € 40 million For Online Advertising And Sales Restrictions Imposed on Authorized Resellers (Case AT.40428)
- EU regulator issues new rules on use of technology in banking and fintech
- April 2019
- Competition Authority finds collecting society SIAE abused its dominant position
- The Court of Cassation Rules on the Active and Passive Hosting Providers Debate in the RTI v. Yahoo! Case
- European Parliament approves new digital Copyright rules
- AGCOM issues implementing provisions to secure equal access to media in the upcoming European elections
- The Data Controller and Data Processor under GDPR: the Role of Labor Consultants
- Personal Data: new interpretative recommendations in Clinical Trials
- March 2019
- Trademark and patent law: Italy implements EU reform package
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