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 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.
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 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).
The GDPR is applicable to any business looking at the European Union, especially after the EDPB guidelines on the territorial scope.
LawBytes deals with the launch of the first EU Blockchain Association and the public consultation on connected cars.
Quali considerazioni valutare nella scelta del data protection officer (DPO) ai sensi del GDPR per evitare sanzioni privacy e perchè nominarlo in ogni caso potrebbe non essere la scelta giusta.
GamingLawPills No. 21 brings news on legal trends and opportunities on the governance of eSports sector that you cannot miss.
International online prize promotions involving customers located in Italy are now subject to lower restrictions according to a recent interpretation of the Italian Ministry of the Economic Development.
The usage of AI in the fashion industry creates new legal issues in terms of copyright ownership and liability as well as GDPR compliance.