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Here are some interesting articles on Italian and international intellectual property law related issues drafted by either Giulio Coraggio or the other authors of GamingTechLaw.

Jul 2025

Intellectual Property Technology

Generative AI & Copyright: EU vs US Legal Battle for the Future

The European Union and the United States are taking radically different paths when it comes to copyright and generative AI training.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments

Jun 2025

Intellectual Property Technology

Generative AI and Copyright: The first preliminary reference to the CJEU

The CJEU is set to clarify how EU copyright rules apply to generative AI – a legal turning point for the future of artificial intelligence in Europe.

ByMaria Vittoria Pessina 0Comments

Mar 2025

Commercial Intellectual Property

AI & Copyright – US Fair Use vs EU TDM after the Delaware decision

We explore the landmark Delaware Court decision in the Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence which analyzes the implications for AI training data practices under the US fair use copyright exception, and address how the outcome might differ under the EU's Text and Data Mining (TDM) exceptions.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments

May 2023

Intellectual Property Technology

Artificial Intelligence as Inventor: The Legal Challenges and Implications for Patent Law

When artificial intelligence intersects with patent law, critical issues like AI's ability to be an inventor, rights ownership, and the challenges of patenting AI creations arise.

ByLaura Gastaldi 0Comments

Apr 2023

Commercial Intellectual Property

UKIPO’s new guidelines on NFT related trademarks

Last April 3, 2023, the U.K. Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) published a Practice Amendment Notice (PAN) containing guidance for the classification of NFT related trademarks for virtual goods and services provided in the Metaverse.

ByGaia Gasparini 0Comments

Feb 2023

Intellectual Property Internet liability

The sale of NFTs depicting the MetaBirkins constitutes infringement of the brand’s intellectual property rights

The dispute over the infringement of intellectual property rights related to NFTs depicting MetaBirkins seems to have come to an end with the decision of the New York court. Following the…

ByValentina Mazza 0Comments

May 2022

Intellectual Property Internet liability liability ISP

Cloud storage subject to private copying copyright levy rules according to the CJEU

The CJEU held that private copy levy is due to rights holders in relation to cloud storage which has a relevant impact on the matter.

ByChiara D'Onofrio 0Comments

Mar 2021

Intellectual Property Internet liability

Italian court rules on the copyright liability regime of video sharing platforms

An Italian court ruled on the circumstances where copyright infringements are deriving from content shared via video sharing platforms.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments

Feb 2019

Data Protection & Cybersecurity FinTech Gaming Intellectual Property Internet liability liability ISP Technology

Italian Intellectual Property & Technology law predictions for 2019

The Italian Intellectual Property & Technology law department (my department!) of DLA Piper published their Legal Predictions for 2019.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments

Jul 2017

Intellectual Property

An Italian copyright authorship saga: The armchair of Gio Ponti

The heirs of the acclaimed architect and designer Gio Ponti and the company Molteni & C. S.p.A. filed a lawsuit before the Court of Milan against Cassina S.p.A.. Both companies claimed exclusive rights on a model of armchair designed by Gio Ponti in the fifties.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments