liability ISPs Archives – GamingTechLaw

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The Digital Services Act ("DSA") has now come into force introducing relevant change in the liability regime for ISPs.

ByRebecca Rossi 0Comments 5 minRead time

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Sep 2021

New YouTube case on the liability of Internet Service Provider (ISP) sets new limitations

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) recently ruled on the liability of the Internet Service Providers (ISP) under copyright law in a case involving YouTube.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments 2 minRead time

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Jan 2019

Data Protection & Cybersecurity

Top 3 fashion law predictions for 2019

Fashion influencers, blockchain and ISPs' liability and geo-blocking in our fashion law predictions for 2019.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments 9 minRead time

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May 2017

liability ISP

WhatsApp faces a € 3M fine for sharing data with Facebook

WhatsApp was sanctioned by the Italian Competition Authority with a € 3M fine as it forced its users to share their data with Facebook through an update of its Terms of Use.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments 7 minRead time

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May 2017

liability ISP

An Italian web tax? A potential boomerang effect?

The Italian proposal on a potential web tax might prove to be useless against the tax evasion and damage to the image of the country.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments 6 minRead time

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Sep 2015

liability ISP

Digital tax after the failure of web tax?

A new proposal for a digital tax (or web tax) may dramatically change the scenario for e-commerce and web operators doing business in Italy, which might include also gaming operators.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments 5 minRead time

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Jul 2015

Internet liability liability ISP

eCommerce sites NOT liable for reviews?

TripAdvisor did NOT mislead its users on the truthfulness of reviews published on its site, and the € 500K fine previously issued shall be cancelled.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments 5 minRead time

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Apr 2015

Internet liability liability ISP

Sports live streaming “may” cause copyright issues

Online sports live streaming does not fall under the scope of broadcasting rights, but such rights can be extended. Copyright should not be affected in any case and it is subject to even more stringent obligations in Italy.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments 3 minRead time