Posted by Pablo Ramírez Silva
7 June, 2018
Michael Strotzer, a German citizen, owns the internet connection of the home where he lives, in which he resides together
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Search Engine Autocomplete that links brands to term “money laundering” does not breach right to honor
Posted by Ane Alonso Murga
4 June, 2018
Google Autocomplete attempts to speed up searches by using search prediction in the Google search bar when users type a
Read MoreNew trust services act to be approved soon
Posted by Claudia Morgado Martí
23 April, 2018
On April 6, the Trust Services Draft Bill (the “Draft Bill”) was submitted to the Spanish Council of Ministers; the
Read MoreCivil sector of drones: new steps towards regulation
Posted by Inés Cabañas
4 April, 2018
The drone sector has mainly developed due to the transfer of technology from the military sector, although there are increasingly
Read MoreIntermediaries should prevent access to infringing websites
Posted by Claudia Morgado Martí
16 March, 2018
According to the press, the Provincial Court of Appeal of Barcelona recently confirmed the judgment by the Commercial Court of
Read MoreTax treatment of remuneration for reviews in internet ecommerce new technologies
Posted by Cuatrecasas
7 February, 2018
Do you write reviews about products you buy or meals in restaurants, etc.? Have you received some form of compensation
Read MoreEUROPEAN COMMISSION TAKES POST TRUTH SERIOUSLY
Posted by Albert Agustinoy Guilayn
17 January, 2018
Phenomena such as the massive distribution of fake news and other “post-truth” practices have become one of the main concerns of governments
Read MoreCJEU clamps down on The Pirate Bay
Posted by Cuatrecasas
22 June, 2017
In its judgment of June 14 (Stichting Brein versus Ziggo BV and XS4All Internet BV), the Court of Justice of the European
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