- January 2024
- Italian Communications Authority guidelines for influencers
- The UK Supreme Court rules that AI cannot be listed as inventor in a patent application
- Italy enacts Law for the valorization, promotion, and protection of “Made in italy”
- The Italian Communications Authority published a new regulation on protections for end-users in agreements for the provision of electronic communications services
- December 2023
- Startups and Patents: EPO and EUIPO confirm that intellectual property rights are crucial to the growth of European startups
- The Italian Supreme Court provides further guidance on valid consent for personal data processing
- AI Act: The European Parliament and the Council reach a provisional agreement
- Italian Supreme Court: Judges have the authority to review and potentially revise administrative penalties imposed by DPAs under GDPR if deemed excessive
- November 2023
- Bad Bunny and Drake at loggerheads with generative artificial intelligence
- October 2023
- Media monitoring agencies and AGCOM's first resolution ensuring fair remuneration for publishers
- Industrial Property Code Reform in Italy: New guidelines for contractual relationships between universities or research institutes and private sponsors
- Ne bis in idem principle: Court of Justice clarifies that identity of legal interest pursued by two penalties is not an essential requirement for its application
- Abuse of a dominant position through administrative and judicial procedures for trademark protection
- Implementing AI systems within the National Healthcare System: The Italian Data Protection Authority published guidelines
- September 2023
- University inventions: the abolition of the “professor’s privilege” and other changes in the Italian Industrial Property Code
- The Italian Data Protection Authority stakes out a new position on the retention of personal data for marketing purposes
- Jeff Koon's Serpents burrows into the market as Italian Supreme Court rules that public display of a work amounts to “first publication”
- New solutions, old problems: The Thaler case and why AI creations will not be granted copyright protection easily
- The AI Act: Not just another piece of tech regulation – How the EU plans to govern artificial intelligence
- July 2023
- The MetaBirkins case: Updates from an ongoing dispute and why it matters
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