Today’s ruling of the EU General Court Tribunal confirming the fine of 2.42 billion euros to Google / Alphabet is destined to have wider and more significant effects beyond the mere pecuniary […]
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The Reachability of Data in the Cloud: a Legal Perspective
I am glad to present the study I carried out with prof. Eugenio Prosperetti* about the so-called “legal reachability” of data in the cloud environment. This is something which may be useful […]
#Terreg regulation: foreign censorship is today getting closer
Without making too much noise, on 29 April, 2021 the European Parliament gave the green light to the so-called TERREG regulation, i.e. the European legislation designed to counter the spread of terrorist content […]
Too many forgetful in Brussels: the SuperLeague is a direct result of the European Bosman ruling
There is something wrong with the statements of various representatives of the European institutions who distance themselves from the football Super League project. In fact, it was precisely the disruptive force of […]
The new European roaming regulation: the hidden issues
The European Commission has adopted a proposal to review the current roaming regulation. The proposal is quite conservative, as it extend for further 10 years the current regime of Roam-Like-At-Home (so called […]
Best wishes for 2021!
And do note forget to have a look at my new piano album published on Spotify. There is a life beyond telecoms and Internet stuff!
Will Brexit put to end free mobile roaming between Uk and EU?
The answer is: likely yes, but not automatically or immediately. The current arrangement between UK and EU, namely the Trade and Cooperation Agreement, provides at Article SERVIN.5.36.4 that: “Nothing in this Article […]
EU tries to reshape the rules of the Internet
In the coming months and years we will become familiar with two new acronyms coming from the Brussels bubble: DSA (which stands for Digital Service Act) and DMA (which stands for Digital […]
What Belgian mobile consolidation means for Europe
It looks like a small transaction in a small country, but it is more significant than one could expect: Proximus is going to buy Belgian-based MVNOs Mobile Vikings and Jim Mobile, […]
Commission opens the Pandora’s box of audiovisual geoblocking
On November 30, 2020 the European Commission published its first short-term report on the geo-blocking regulation. This publication was well awaited since voices said that the report was ready since March 2020 […]
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