- June 2021
- The general Public Registry of Cinematographic and Audiovisual Works becomes operational
- The Italian Competition Authority opens a hidden influencer marketing proceeding against British American Tobacco Italia S.p.A. and three influencers
- Italian Government establishes ad-hoc National Cybersecurity Agency
- Italian Supreme Court ruling on consent to the processing of Personal Data through algorithms
- May 2021
- Online marketplaces and trademark infringement: Amazon in the spotlight (again)
- Another brick in the (Lego) wall
- The Impact of the 2019–2020 European Mandate Law on the Italian Media Sector
- Italian Courts’ Decisions on access to external communications records after the ruling of the CJEU
- Artificial intelligence: The path to regulation
- Communications Authority launches survey on the services delivered by online platforms
- Startups and online incorporation: What you need to know
- April 2021
- Greenwashing: When marketable does not equal sustainable
- Artworks: Ownership versus possession as seen through three Italian Supreme Court decisions on movies and paintings
- The new definition of Works of Italian Original Expression: How to meet the sub-quota requirements
- A European approach to the regulation of Artificial Intelligence: The EC publishes its proposal for new rules on AI
- Italian Competition Authority fines Telepass for alleged misleading information on the use of personal data: is it the fall of all boundaries between consumer protection and privacy protection in the digital world?
- Nike vs Satan. Walking the thin line between trademark protection and freedom of expression
- EU and the Digital Green Certificate: New challenges and opportunities during the COVID-19 pandemic
- March 2021
- Blocking injunctions, dynamic injunctions, and live injunctions: Case law collection released by the EUIPO
- The CJEU revisits framing: Linking of protected works by third parties can be restricted by contract, and must be authorized, if copyright holders impose technological measures
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