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MediaLaws is pleased to share the Call for Papers for the second Special Edition of the Frankfurt Law Review, dedicated to the theme of Digital Transformation. […]

The price of access: How war restructured Iran’s internet into a tiered and monetised system Imad Payande, Laboratory for Data and Governance Research (D4G-Lab), Tehran, Iran […]

Online platforms, connected devices, recommender systems, immersive environments, and AI-enabled services now fundamentally shape how children learn, socialise, form identities, access information, participate civically, and experience […]

Introduction  The story of Stephen Thaler reads almost like a legal science-fiction saga—one where the courtroom becomes the battleground for defining creativity itself. Over the past few years, Thaler […]

The race between technological developments and the enforcement of regulations governing them is finally beginning to tighten. The Disney settlement is one of the cases illustrating […]

On 16 April 2026, the European Commission (EC) released its preliminary findings in the case DMA.100209 – SP against Alphabet. In a document open to consultation […]

On 20 November 2025, the Court of Justice of the European Union (‘the Court’ or CJEU) delivered a judgment on the compatibility of a national legislation […]

MediaLaws is pleased to share the call for papers “Special Issue on AI Governance, Authenticity, and Provenance for Visual Media” of the IEEE Computer Society. This […]

When law finally arrives, technology already moved on: Launching UN Global Mechanism on Cybersecurity Joanna Kulesza, University of Lodz, Faculty of Law and Administration, Poland PUBLISHED […]