According to Wikipedia, a “selfie” “is a self-portrait type image, typically taken with a smartphone which may be held in the hand or supported by a selfie stick. Selfies are often shared on social networking services such as Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram.” Easy to get, even easier to share on Internet or on social media. However, the simplicity of taking a selfie can create considerable complications, […]
Between 2006 and 2016, Google imposed to several third-party websites a number of restrictive clauses in contracts which prevented Google’s competitors from placing their search adverts on these websites. This is made clear from the European Commission’s survey started on July 2017 and extended for over two years. According to Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, in charge […]
Eric Goldman, professor of law at the University of Santa Clara in California, has studied emoji and their impact on the legal world for many years. His first studies were aimed at the possibility of obtaining an exclusivity on the faces commonly used to express a feeling or to strengthen an affirmation or a state […]
The owner of the Internet access is responsible for the violation of copyright if it does not prove that the fact is due to a third part. Entering copyrighted content on file-sharing systems is an infringement of copyright and the IP address may be enough to identify the author of the offence. If the author […]
April 26, 2025, marks World Intellectual Property Day, and this year’s theme will be music. The initiative...
