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Virtual currency, real-world consequences. Microtransactions in video games in the light of EU consumer protection law

A survey conducted by Ipsos for Video Games Europe in 2024 revealed that children spend an average of €31 a month on in-game extras – primarily those that enhance gameplay[1] . The case of a young boy who, using his father’s tablet, spent over €33,000 on virtual in-game items caused a major stir. A German [...]
Europe United on Series – Council of Europe Convention on Co-production

 Poland has signed the Council of Europe Convention on the Co-production of Television Series (the “Convention”), but it has not yet been ratified. The signing took place in Lille; alongside the Polish Secretary of State at the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, the document was signed by eight representatives of other countries. This is [...]
Television formats – between copyright and know-how

The concept of a television format is well known to viewers, the creative industry and lawyers alike. However, each of these groups understands it in its own way. In general terms, a ‘television format’ is the method of producing a given television programme (series, game show, reality show, etc.), particularly in terms of certain standards: [...]
Greenwashing as a reputational and legal risk in business

We are increasingly hearing in the public sphere that the solutions offered by a particular company are ‘eco-friendly’, ‘green’, ‘sustainable’ or ‘environmentally friendly’. This is a response to growing environmental awareness among consumers. According to research, as many as 72% of consumers globally are willing to pay more for sustainable products[1] . This trend – [...]
When Crime Becomes a Podcast – On the Protection of Personal Rights in True Crime Podcasts

Crime has always fascinated audiences as a theme in literature, journalism, and film. In recent years, true crime podcasts — narrating real-life stories of murders and disappearances with the tension and precision of a thriller — have gained remarkable popularity. Listeners become absorbed in the narratives, analyze motives, and follow the fates of victims and [...]
The Regulation on general product safety – new obligations for the e-commerce industry

Sale of products purchased on Asian markets, especially Chinese, is a common way of earning money, particularly in the e-commerce sector. This is not surprising, as a broad product range and competitive prices are only some of the elements that can encourage this way of running a business. Unfortunately, not all products bought on foreign [...]
Liability for disseminating disparaging content on the Internet

According to the report of the Central Statistical Office entitled "Information society in Poland in 2021", published on 21 February this year [1], last year 92.4 percent of Polish households had access to the Internet. Unfortunately, as the number of Internet users increases, so does the potential scale of infringements of third-party rights online, which [...]
One step closer towards a legal framework for artificial intelligence - European Parliament Resolutions 20 October 2020

Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) surrounds us from all sides: from cell phones to all kinds of online services to autonomous cars. AI and products equipped with it have a large number of supporters, but also people who look at the created solutions carefully, sometimes with concern. It is hardly surprising when we hear about yet [...]

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