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LawBytes #27 – Privacy hotspot at CES 2019 and EDPS data breach guidelines

LawBytes #27 deals this week with the privacy heat at Las Vegas CES and the EDPS data breach guidelines for EU institutions and bodies.

Jan 2019

GamingLawPills #25 – CVAA accessibility rules for video games in the US and restrictions on video game piracy and modding in Japan

GamingLawPills No. 25 brings news on accessibility rules for video games under the US CVAA and on the Unfair Competition Prevention Act law which outlaws game piracy and console modding in Japan.

LawBytes #26 – Draft guidelines on AI and EU ePayment Directive

LawBytes #26 deals this week with the draft European Guidelines on AI and the political agreement on ePayment Directive that might boost innnovation.

GamingLawPills #24 – Video game boosters in South Korea and legal opportunities in the esports industry

GamingLawPills brings news on the South Korean legislative proposal to punish video game boosters and on the law firms' opportunities in the video game and esports industry.

Spain and Finland new GDPR implementing law

LawBytes brings an update on the new Spanish and Finnish privacy law implementing GDPR and their main impacts on data protection matters.

iConsumer #9 – What are sync rights in music law and why are they so tricky to manage?

iConsumer deals with sync rights in music law, why they are so essential in a digital world where derivative works can be easily exploited and how they can be used properly?

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GamingLawPills #23: UK live sports gambling advertising ban and data driven sports agreement

GamingLawPills No. 23 brings news on the UK agreement on TV gambling advertising ban during live sports and on the agreement between Fox Sports and Sportradar aimed at enhancing live game broadcasting and editorial content.

LawBytes #24 – EU Electronic Communications Code and AI ethical charter

LawBytes deals with the EU Electronic Communications Code setting new rules for telcos and the AI ethical charter on principles re how to regulate artificial intelligence.

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Germany’s first GDPR fine issued follows a data breach

The relevance of a GDPR fine have been tested for the first time in Germany following a data breach which creates an interesting precedent for other jurisdictions.

GamingLawPills #22: Loot boxes reviewed in by the US FTC and in Australia

GamingLawPills No. 22 brings news on the concept of loot boxes and the increasing attention of authorities in Australia and by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC).