A major action by Italian police authorities against online gaming sites might be a switching point for the Italian market.
The Internet of Things and FinTech are among the fastest growing markets, but their intersection leads to new legal issues to which operators might not be ready.
Stricter sanctions coupled with instructions issued by the gaming regulator on how to treat terminals might lead to different reactions in the market.
The filing of a US proposal to foster the Internet of Things and the request from Google to introduce self-driving car rules creates high expectations.
The upcoming full replacement of all the Italian betting shop licenses raises questions on who is going to lead the market in the future.
The Internet of Things is leading to a major shift in the model of business of companies which triggers new legal issues. Those that will not keep up with such change might be left out of the market.
The publication of the details of the Privacy Shield that will replace the Safe Habor for the transfer of personal data to the United States sets a higher bar of compliance.
The Italian gaming regulator announced the completion of the full liberalization of the Italian sportsbetting market which has been expected during the last decade.
Sharing economy platforms might be subject to burdensome obligations as a consequence of an Italian tax bill, but are such obligations compliant with EU laws?
The Internet of Things is leading to a shift from a business based on products to a business of services, triggering new legal issues to which companies might not be prepared.