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La rivoluzione dell'IoT ("Internet of Things") investirà nei prossimi anni gran parte delle aziende in svariati settori dell'economia, tra cui energia e servizi...

On December 22 2010 the Italian Communications Authority (AGCOM) published a draft regulation (Annex B to AGCOM Resolution 668/10) which relates to AGCOM’s powers in respect of the protection of copyright on electronic communications networks.

In the policy update released in spring 2018, Google announced that it would prohibit all apps that allow binary options trading.

According to recent press reports, the Guardia di Finanza, Italy's tax police, considers the directors of the Google group's Italian subsidiary to be liable for an alleged €50 million tax evasion.

The Italian Communications Authority approved a new regulation providing rules for the protection of copyrights from violations that may occur online.

Well aware of the booming increase of investment assigned to online advertising, the Italian Self-Regulation Organization recently felt that time had come for analyzing and addressing issues...

The Italian digital wallet system, IT Wallet, will become available in the next few months. IT Wallet is the Italian version of the EU Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet)...

During the last months newspapers and on-line sources have been crowded with reports about legislators’ plans to police the Internet for a number of different reasons and through various legal means.

The new Italian Data Protection Code provides for data and system security and in particular for specific minimum security measures to be adopted by data controllers, prior to 31 December 2004

The Data Act means cloud service providers need to take action. Part 2 of our article provides an overview of the process for switching providers.

Drones' universe is one of the most explosive industries on a global scale. Today's drones are utilized for a number of different purposes, ranging from military to commercial usage.

Under Italian law, gaming is divided into two categories: (i) "prohibited games" such as poker, chemin de fer, roulette (which can be organized only in Italian casinos – in Venice, Saint Vincent, San Remo, Campione d'Italia, each licensed by a specific law); and (ii) "licensable games" (betting, lottery, bingo). "Licensable" games fall within the State's monopoly.