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At a time when Europe is preparing for the long-awaited launch of the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDIW), businesses and the public sector have another reason to take note – and digital identity is once again at the forefront. The European Commission has presented a proposal for new EU legisla
Three months remain before the Data Act enters into force. Are you prepared?
In three months’ time, the European Data Regulation (Data Act) will enter into force, introducing brand new rules for the handling of data from smart devices with a view to strengthening Europe’s data economy. The Data Act is one of the key steps towards creating a single European market for data an
NIS2 and the New Cybersecurity Act: What Awaits Czech Organizations?
Czechia has taken an important step in the area of digital security. On 25 April 2025, the Chamber of Deputies approved a new Cybersecurity Act along with an accompanying law, both of which implement the EU NIS2 Directive. This regulation introduces substantial changes, expanding the scope of regul
Hundreds of thousands in fines, expense reimbursement and contract jail? Challenging clauses in esports contracts
Esports is a dynamically developing industry attracting an increasing number of players, enthusiasts, and investors. However, with the rise in professionalisation, the need for quality contracts that ensure fair play both on and off the server is also growing. In this article, we will discuss four c
Trending topics from the (legal) world of AI: Regulation, investments, and landmark precedents
The start of 2025 marks a turning point for the world of artificial intelligence, with significant legal and strategic developments reshaping the landscape. From new regulations and guidelines issued by the European Commission to intense investment battles between global powers, and even potential c
RRTV to regulate all influencers like streaming platforms. Or not
Influencers who create audiovisual content may now be required to notify their activities as provision of on-demand audiovisual media services (ODAVMS) under a new interpretation by the Czech Council for Radio and Television Broadcasting (RRTV) and thus be subject to the same conditions as streaming
More funding for movies and video games or fees for streaming platforms: What changes does the amendment to the Audiovisual Act introduce?
The dynamic growth of the entertainment industry has not escaped the attention of Czech lawmakers, who have decided to address this trend with an amendment to the Audiovisual Act. The objective of the amendment is to modernise and strengthen the competitiveness of the Czech audiovisual market intern
AI from a lawyer’s perspective: What issues are we currently tackling?
Artificial intelligence tools and systems are now in the focus of almost every major company as part of their innovation agenda. Whether a company is developing these technologies, implementing them for their customers, preparing a strategy for their adoption, or simply planning to use them, it is a
Legal handbook for filmmakers: legal challenges of (co-)production – lights, camera, contract!
What legal steps must a producer take before the first clapperboard, to ensure their audiovisual work can see the light of day? Without solid legal foundations – from securing rights for individual shots to contractual relationships with each crew member – production can quickly turn into a nightmar
Globally unique hub for domain dispute resolution? The Czech Republic
Clients increasingly report falling victim to domain speculators. This year marks a record for our office in the number of domain disputes handled. The Czech Arbitration Court is experiencing a similar surge as it authorised to resolve disputes not only within the .cz and .eu domains but also within
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