Archive – Technology (2025)

In our previous articles we introduced the key principles of the European Data Act and described in detail the obligations it imposes on manufacturers and data holders. In this third part of the series, we turn our attention to other important players in the data economy – sellers, lessors, and prov

When a major scandal regarding the abuse of the coaching bug in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive came to light in 2020, the e-sports industry faced the most significant ethical issue in its history. Coaches of dozens of teams exploited a game bug that, during matches, allowed them to track opponents

In the previous article, we focused on the EU Data Act, which introduces new rules for the use of data generated by smart devices and related digital services. The regulation sets new rules on who can access this data, under what conditions and what rights and obligations apply to each party involve

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

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

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

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