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From copper to fibre, passing through a single passport for services, satellite and radio spectrum, and the creation of a new Office for Digital Networks[1], the […]

MediaLaws is pleased to share the Call for Applications for the 9th edition of the “Business & Human Rights” Summer School, to be held in Naples, […]

On 24 February 2026, the 14th commission of the Italian Chamber of Deputies (Camera dei Deputati) approved a document concerning the Omnibus Package (and the proposal for the establishment of European Business Wallets). The document’s primary purpose […]

Introduction On 14 January 2026, Taiwan promulgated the Artificial Intelligence Basic Act, a 20-article statute that establishes seven governance principles, creates a multi-agency coordination architecture, and sets a two-year window […]

MediaLaws is pleased to share a new Call for Papers for the ESIL-supported conference “New Technologies and International Legal Accountability”, which will take place on 22–23 […]

A landmark ruling without a sequel: What the EU court leaves unresolved on anonymisation Wenlong Li, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China PUBLISHED ON: 7 Apr 2026 For more […]

MediaLaws is pleased to share the call for papers for the conference “Virtual Worlds, Real Challenges. How to govern the online public sphere?”, organized by the […]

A Two-Sentence Statute, and its implications On 2 December 2025, the Property (Digital Assets etc) Act 2025[1] (hereafter, the Digital Assets Act 2025) received Royal Assent […]

On 26 March 2026, the European Parliament’s plenary session in Brussels approved the amendments drafted by the IMCO and LIBE committees to the Digital Omnibus on […]