We give guidance in this infographic on the do's and don'ts from a regulatory standpoint of cosmetics advertising in Italy, which is become increasingly under the radar of authorities.
Covert influencer marketing of tobacco products on social media is subject to an investigation by the competition authority in Italy that could have repercussions on the sector.
The Italian Administrative Supreme Court held that Facebook misled its users representing its social media as free, while users' personal data were the actual consideration for the service.
Online pharmacies have been eventually regulated in Italy, and this represents a major step forward for eCommerce in Italy especially after the negative court precedents of last years.
The Italian Competition Authority (AGCM)ย sanctioned three e-commerce operators for unfair commercial practices due to lack (or delay) in the delivery of products initially declared to be in stock and due to false information provided to consumers on refunds.
TripAdvisor has been sanctioned by the Italian competition authority (AGCM) for the misleading advertising claims relating to the truthfulness of the reviews published by their users on the site that according to the AGCM cannot be guaranteed. ย This case might trigger considerable risks also for other social media and fashion blogs.