The European Union has finally reached a political deal on the changes to the AI Act, ending weeks of uncertainty around one of the most controversial reforms of the EU’s digital rulebook.
Privacy vs innovation and competitiveness is no longer a theoretical debate—it is becoming one of the defining policy tensions shaping the future of the European economy.
Australia gambling advertising reforms are set to reshape the regulatory landscape for operators, media companies, and sports organisations, introducing stricter limits on advertising and a broader compliance framework focused on consumer protection.
The Italian Data Protection Authority (the Garante) issued a decision that significantly expands the right of access by former employees to their work related emails putting companies at risk of the disclosure of considerable trade secrets and confidential information. While the ruling reinforces the right of access under Article 15 GDPR, it also creates a difficult — and potentially risky — scenario for businesses handling corporate email accounts.
The Italian gambling advertising ban is no longer just about restrictions—this time, the debate is about the removal of the Italian gambling advertising ban altogether.
Legitimate interest under the GDPR continues to be one of the most used, and most misunderstood, legal bases. But what are the most relevant issues to be addressed, and how to use it properly?
Italian responsible gambling advertising is entering a new phase where strict regulatory obligations coexist with a real opportunity for operators to communicate their brand.
Platform design liability is no longer a theoretical risk. The recent case involving Meta and Google shows that courts are starting to look beyond content and focus on how platforms are actually built—and that changes everything for tech companies.
Italy is not just launching a tender for new gambling licenses in 2026, it is adopting a concrete shift in how the Italian retail gaming market will be structured.
The comparison between the EU AI Act and the US approach on artificial intelligence regulation is no longer just a comparative legal topic—it is rapidly becoming the defining factor shaping how artificial intelligence is developed, deployed, and governed globally.