Here are my top 5 legal issues of telemedicine and eHealth as discussed during my last Internet of Things webinar.
Problems relating to what data/images/information can be considered anonymous is one of the significant data protection issues of privacy law having an impact in any sector, including the Internet of Things, eHealth, and on any activity that tries to rely on Big Data or in large general databases.
For those of you who were not able to attend my presentation at the ETSI eHealth Workshop on legal issues of telemedicine, I posted here my presentation. Also, if you have questions or comments on the covered topics, feel free to contact me, Giulio Coraggio (giulio.coraggio@gmail.com) and as usual follow me on my Facebook page, Twitter, Google+ and become one of my friends…
I am glad to inform you that I will be running a session on legal issues of telemedicine at the ETSI eHealth Workshop on Telemedicine on the 7th of May in Sophia Antipolis. ETSI is the European Telecommunications Standards Institute and issue relating to changes necessary to foster eHealth in Europe will be discussed.
The new Internet liability regime for Internet piracy copyright breaches in Italy is now not only into force but also enforced with the first order by the Italian communications authority (AGCOM) to Internet service providers (ISPs) to block the access to a website where movies in breach of copyright holders' rights were made available. …
Venice casino bidding process for its acquisition has been closed with no offering submitted bid, but this does not sound like bad news for potential investors and might open new interesting gaming law scenarios.
The Italian Supreme Court convicted a police officer for defamation on Facebook since he had published on Facebook defamatory comments about a colleague without even naming him setting an interesting precedent on the limits between freedom of speech and defamation on social media.
As a general principle, under Italian law a statement, such as a…
This month I had the pleasure to interview for my law firm's fashion law magazine Law à la Mode, Davide Viganò, the CEO of Heapsylon, the creators of the wearable technology Sensoria Fitness that might change the Internet of Things sector! Davide is a very interesting person and is Italian (which is even better!) living in Seattle, I hope you will enjoy the interview.
The news about the indictment of Charlie Shrem, the former vice president of Bitcoin Foundation, and Robert Faiella in the US because of their potential involvement in the laundering of more than $ 1 million bitcoin on the website Silk Road to purchase illegal drugs raised new concerns about the legality of Bitcoin currency.
The Observatory on Online Gaming of the University of Milan ran an event of presentation of a report on the status of the Italian online gaming market in 2013 which disclosed interesting information with casino games in Italy likely to reverse the current decline of the sector.