In commercial software projects, open source libraries and third-party APIs can reduce development time and costs, but they require precise checks. This article explains which [...]

The article examines the main legal issues connected with the use of AI in software development. It clarifies when the generated code may belong to [...]

In cultural projects, discussions often focus on works and copyright. However, in events such as concerts, performances, and festivals, what is actually used is not [...]

Using music or video in a cultural event is never neutral: even a simple playback may require authorizations and generate costs, including in the absence [...]

The judgment of the Court of Justice of EU of 4 December 2025 (joined cases C-580/23 and C-795/23) redefines the boundaries of copyright protection in [...]

Upcycling consists of transforming existing products into new items, often with creative or sustainable purposes. However, when it involves branded products, reselling the modified item [...]

When a work is classified as a cultural heritage asset, the issue is no longer simply who owns the rights, but what can actually be [...]

A sports photograph may seem like harmless content, but it can amount to unlawful conduct when it is used to generate an economic advantage. A [...]

In February 2026, the European Commission took the preliminary view that TikTok may have infringed the Digital Services Act not because of the content hosted [...]

The paper examines the environmental impact of the fashion sector — in terms of emissions, resource consumption, and microplastic pollution — and analyzes the evolution [...]

When two associations use similar names, the risk is confusion among the public. However, similarity alone is not enough to establish unfair competition. This article [...]

Cultural projects often begin informally, but they become critical when they grow without a legal structure, directly exposing individuals to liability and limiting development opportunities. [...]