The potential decision of the European Court of Justice of invalidation of the Standard Contractual Clauses and the Privacy Shield urges companies to be ready for the worst.
The data protection authority in Italy sanctioned Facebook due to the breach of privacy laws following the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
A call center faced € 2 million privacy fine from the Italian data protection authority for lack of provision of a privacy information notice and collection of consent.
Does a data monetization strategy require data ownership in the first place? Is it a question of ownership or entitlement to use data?
The DLA Piper Prize Promotions Laws Around the World is now published in a new edition with more countries and always a free version accessible from our minisite.
How to take the best from artificial intelligence, limiting potential legal issues of AI and exploiting the technology to its best for the company in my predictions for 2019? Is the AI the new electricity?
The revolution of the blockchain might unveil some legal implications deriving from the usage of a technology that can get out of control.
eSports are rapidly growing and might represent a solution for gambling operators to generate a new stream of revenues and avoid the over-regulated gambling environment.
Legal practitioners debate around the question of whether eSports can fall under the legal category of sports. But, what is the essential nature of eSports and what distinguishes sports activities from similar activities that are not sports?
Direct marketing is among the areas more affected by the GDPR, but how can you get ready and gain advantage from it?