GamingLawPills brings news on a South Korean bill aimed at punishing sexual harassment in videogames and on growing concerns over gambling loot boxes in Ireland.
Termination clauses in an outsourcing agreements are critical in order to proper manage the migration to a new supplier and pending liabilities.
LawBytes deals this week with the guidance of the French privacy authority (CNIL) on blockchain and the new EU Code of Practice on disinformation.
It is not clear whether operators previously offering remote games in The Netherlands, will be entitled to apply for a new license.
Italian implementation of the GDPR is creating some confusion on privacy obligations, but the GDPR is already in place and fines might be already applicable.
LawBytes deals this week with the Italian court decision on DPO requirements and the new Belgian privacy law.
GamingLawPills No. 12 brings news on the Swedish gambling offshore promotion ban and on a German ruling on the legal status of a gambling debt.
Il decreto di modifica del Codice Privacy per allinearlo al GDPR è una sorta di "Ritorno al Futuro" con un tentativo (fallito) di armonizzazione che porterà ad una maggiore esigenza di localizzazione.
LawBytes deals this week with the EU cryptocurrency framework and the approval of the Copyright Directive.
GamingLawPills #11 covers the Greek proposal on online gambling licensing regime and Pennsylvania's casinos lawsuit against iLottery games.