With the rise of artificial intelligence, have spread new ways of creating digital content which, sometimes, cannot be distinguished from the original ones. In this context, the issue of digital replicas is particularly relevant, for this reason the US Copyright Office (USCO) has recently published a report with the aim of regulating the topic more […]
The EU rejects the Appeal of Bytedance: TikTok remains a Gatekeeper subjected to DMA
The EU Court by the decision issued on July 17th 2024 (case T-1077/23) rejected the appeal brought by Bytedance Ltd – parent company of TikTok – confirming that this company is to be considered a gatekeeper pursuant to the EU Digital Markets Act (EU Reg. 2022/1925, so-called DMA) and, as such, is subjected to obligations […]
The Italian Communications Regulatory Authority: News in The Regulation For The Intermediation Of Copyright And Related Rights
The Italian Regulatory Authority for Communications (AGCOM) has recently published the “The Regulation for The Intermediation of Copyright and Related Rights” in compliance with the EU directive of April 17th 2019, better known as Copyright Directive (EU Directive 2019/790). The Directive has been adopted with the purpose of modernizing and harmonizing the European normative framework […]
Societè du Tour de France vs Tour de X and risk of confusion
The recent case involving Société du Tour de France against the German fitness studios chain FitX has reignited the debate on the risk of confusion between similar trademarks in the context of EU law. The issue concerned the registration of the figurative trademark “TOUR DE X”, requested by FitX Beteiligungs GmbH on May 2017 for […]