AI and Deepfakes

20

September

2024

Legal500

AI and Deepfakes: EU and Italian Regulations

The Oxford English dictionary defines the term “deepfake” as “any of various media, esp. a video, that has been digitally manipulated to replace one person’s likeness convincingly…

The Athleisure Market

30

July

2024

The Athleisure Market

Athleisure: how big brands capitalise on sport According to a study by The Insight Partners, the sportswear market will grow from USD 411.02 billion in 2021 to USD 793.46 billion…

corporate communication

31

May

2024

The blurred line between green marketing and green washing in corporate communication

The two-year period 2022 - 2023 has spurred the transitionof companies in various aspects ranging from energy supply to finance, from communication to identity and socio-cultural…

multimedia brands

12

April

2024

Trademarks

Labels and animated videos: how to protect multimedia brands?

In the dynamic world of trademarks and intellectual property, digital innovation is opening up new frontiers and increasingly bringing multimedia trademarks to the fore. These,…

pubblication

12

April

2024

Trademarks

From princess of country to queen of trademarks: the curious case of Taylor Swift

Internationally renowned popstarsseek to control and convert into money as many aspects of their creative works and persona as possible.This is made possible by the existence of…

pubblication

2

April

2024

AI

Learning Style from Artificial Intelligence

With the generative artwork titled "Unsupervised-Machine Hallucinations-MoMA," exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, Refik Anadol envisions what a machine…

pubblications

29

February

2024

The business of influencing: selling gold-plated for solid gold lifestyle

The numbers of social networks are constantly growing. It is estimated that in 2023 the social platforms gathered around 4.9 billion users globally, which is approximately 60% of…

freedom to operate

30

January

2024

Patents

Prevention is better than cure: Freedom To Operate

Placing a product on the market in a given territory always entails some level of risk of infringement of one or more patents owned by a third party. To reduce this risk, it is…