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In recent years, the Data Protection Authorities in several member states of the European Union have voiced their concerns to a number of leading search engines.

Italian lawmakers periodically take on the issue of Internet regulation for gaining consensus in the public opinion and come up with proposals for rules, meant to tighten control on on-line content.

The Italian Monopolies Authority (Amministrazione Autonoma dei Monopoli di Stato) adopted on February 7, 2006 a decree banning access to certain betting and gaming websites...

Explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping intellectual property law through recent European court decisions and regulatory developments. From AI-generated music copyright disputes to trade secret protection in the age of mandatory data sharing, discover the evolving legal landscape where technology meets creative rights.

The Italian State has decided to protect its critical operators, both public and private, by virtue of the "national cybernetic security".

With the new Data Act, the European Union (EU) wants to create a single European market for data, open up competition around data-driven business models and make it easier for customers to switch providers.

On April 2007, Peppermint Jam Records GmbH (hereinafter "Peppermint"), a German music label, sent out 3,636 notices of copyright infringements to alleged Italian file-sharers informing them that they have been found guilty of uploading copyrighted songs.

After the final vote of the Council of the European Union earlier in November, the legislative process for the adoption of an EU Regulation on the free flow of non-personal data has finally come to an end.

Come noto, il 27 dicembre 2022 è stato pubblicato nella Gazzetta Ufficiale dell'Unione Europea il Regolamento (UE) 2022/2554 relativo alla resilienza operativa digitale per il settore finanziario...

Il Tribunale di Parigi, accogliendo le domande di Canal+, ha pronunciato due sentenze con cui ha ordinato a Google, Cloudflare e Cisco di adottare ogni misura necessaria a impedire l'accesso degli utenti a siti pirata.

Una recente sentenza del Tribunale di Milano in tema di diritto all’oblio in Internet offre lo spunto per una panoramica dello stato dell’arte nella giurisprudenza nazionale.