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In today’s information society, companies must apply innovative approaches to managing their intellectual property. From artificial intelligence to augmented reality, including machine learning processes, Garrigues supports its clients in creating, developing and defending their business models.

Artificial intelligence: advertising claims and due diligence
The US Copyright Office publishes new guidelines for the registration of AI- generated works
Copyright and AI-generated works: Zarya of the Dawn
DSA - Online platforms and search engines must report their number of users by February 17, the first step to determining whether they are “very large”
Countdown to the Mobile World Congress: This is how intellectual property rights, which for the first time include the metaverse, will be protected
The NFT inspired by Johan Cruyff, is misleading advertising for the UK’s Advertising Standards Authority
New Audiovisual Media Law in Spain: ‘Influencers’, new things are coming up!
From telework to the metaverse: a challenge for regulating employment relationships
A raft of new legislation on the digital economy in the last leg of the year
Your domain name, your identity: the risks of not protecting it for your brand image
Make no mistake about it – software functionalities cannot be protected
Influencers, bullfighting, deepfakes, AI, biopics… the Garrigues IP Blog celebrates its first birthday, covering all the hot topics
What has COVID-19 changed for companies in Spain from a legal standpoint?
New decision of the CJEU regarding embedding and communication to the public
Non fungible tokens: a beeple sells for $69 million, revolutionizing the concept of digital property
Beauty filters on Instagram are in the spotlight: are they misleading?
Deepfakes and their relationship with publicity rights: what’s the limit?
The Supreme Court lays down a precedent on Internet platforms: HomeAway does not have to verify whether its vacation rental listings are lawful
Startup due diligences prior to the entry of an investor: what are the consequences and what preparations are needed
Digital Markets Act: The European Commission proposes the creation of new rules aimed at large platforms
Digital Services Act: The European Commission proposes a new regulatory framework for the Internet
New measures for digital advertising of medicines in the 2021 Farmaindustria Code
Artificial intelligence and intellectual property: The European Union takes a stance
How to protect algorithms and big data in the digital economy
The offering and storing of products on the Amazon marketplace does not involve use of the trademark
Deepfakes: Twitter to introduce a policy against the manipulation of audiovisual content
Professional gaming... Are there investment opportunities in esports?
3D printing: Doing its part to save the environment
The influencer Chiara Ferragni manages to register her european trademark after a long drawn-out battle
BlaBlaCar is an Internet service provider not a transport company

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