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Giulio Coraggio

I am the location head of the Italian Intellectual Property & Technology department and the global co-head of the IoT and Gaming and Gambling groups at the world-leading law firm DLA Piper. IoT and artificial intelligence influencer and FinTech and blockchain expert, finding solutions to what's next for our client's success.

1,393 articles published

Gaming

Will there be casinos everywhere in Italy?

As anticipated in my previous post , I have spoken today at a very interesting conference at ENADA Roma 2009, the international fair on amusement and gaming machines. The topic of the conference was about videolotteries (VLT) that are expected to be launched on the Italian market by the end of the year. The main…

ByGiulio CoraggioOctober 7, 20090Comments

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

Come to shake your hand!

Dear Reader, This is to inform you that I have been gently invited to speak at the ENADA Roma 2009 , the international fair on amusement and gaming machines, during the round table named "VLT: Verità, Limitazioni e Tormenti" on the 7th of October at 3 pm. If any of you passes by…

ByGiulio CoraggioOctober 2, 20090Comments

liability ISP

Online prize promotions, sometimes a problem!

Regulations on prize promotions are quite tricky in Italy making their performance a complex puzzle, especially for foreign operators.

ByGiulio CoraggioOctober 1, 20090Comments

Gaming

Videolottery/NewSlot: New network licenses about to come!

The Italian gaming authority has issued the decree setting the terms of the call for tenders relating to the assignment of the new licenses concerning the setting up and the management of the network connecting the NewSlots (the only type of slot machines which can be placed outside of casinos) and Videolotteries. The current licenses will…

ByGiulio CoraggioSeptember 25, 20090Comments

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

Hosting Providers not Liable, Criminal Court says

The criminal court of Rome has issued a relevant decision on the liability of hosting providers in Italy. The dispute concerned the placing on the website www.ragazzeinvendita.com of banners connecting to the website www.girlsinchat.com where it was possible to connect via chat or via phone to the girls showed on the website. The proceeding concerned,…

ByGiulio CoraggioSeptember 23, 20090Comments

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

AdWords does not infringe trade mark rights according to the Advocate General

The Advocate General of the European Court of Justice has issued today its opinion on the Google v. Louis Vuitton case which related to the possibility to consider the use by Google, in its advertising system "AdWords" of a keyword corresponding to a third party's registered trade mark as an infringement of that trade mark. …

ByGiulio CoraggioSeptember 22, 20090Comments

liability ISP

All American websites shall comply with Italian Internet law?

The Regulation (CE) 593/2008 (the "Rome I Regulation") on the law applicable to contractual obligations might have relevant Internet law consequences on e-commerce websites selling their products to Italian consumers, including American websites.

ByGiulio CoraggioSeptember 20, 20090Comments

Gaming

Launch of call for tenders on instant lotteries in Italy!

The Italian Gaming Authority has launched the call for tenders on the so called "instant lotteries". Instant lotteries include "paper scratch cards" that can now be purchased in almost any tabacco shop in Italy (even though they can be sold also abroad) and "online scratch cards" which are accessible on the websites of any licensees. Players scartching the paper or…

ByGiulio CoraggioSeptember 16, 20090Comments

Gaming

Are online gaming websites caged after the Bwin vs. Santa Casa decision?

The recent decision of the European Court of Justice (see Landmark Decision of the ECJ on European gaming monopolies ) in the Bwin vs. Santa Casa dispute might have considerable side effects on the online gaming business. The court held that overriding reasons in the public interest justify limitations set forth by local gaming laws…

ByGiulio CoraggioSeptember 15, 20090Comments

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

ECJ strongly limits the right of online retailers to charge consumers for the use of returned goods

In a dispute of involving a German consumer and a German online retailer, the ECJ held that, in case of exercise of the right of withdrawal prescribed by the Distance Selling Directive, suppliers can charge consumers for the use of returned goods only in case of unjust enrichment or bad faith by the latter. …

ByGiulio CoraggioSeptember 11, 20090Comments