Court of Rome rules Netflix price hikes illegal
→ Court of Rome declared Netflix's 2017–2024 subscription price increases unlawful and ordered the company to reduce current Italian prices and reimburse affected subscribers up to €500.
→ Court of Rome declared Netflix's 2017–2024 subscription price increases unlawful and ordered the company to reduce current Italian prices and reimburse affected subscribers up to €500.
→ Italy's competition authority fined several Revolut group companies a total of €11.5 million, including a €5 million penalty on Revolut Securities Europe UAB and Revolut Group Holdings for failing to give clear investment information and for aggressive account-management practices.
→ Italy denied landing at the Sigonella naval base to United States military aircraft carrying weapons after the United States requested authorisation only while the aircraft were en route, leaving no time to obtain required parliamentary approval.
→ Ownership and operational control of the spun-off IDV Group—including the IDV and ASTRA brands and seven R&D centres—now rests with Leonardo, consolidating responsibility for design, development and production of tracked and wheeled armoured, logistic, and tactical military vehicles under Leonardo's corporate control.
→ A regulatory penalty now enforces Italy's Piracy Shield requirement that network operators block reported domain names and IP addresses within 30 minutes of receiving a copyright notification. The penalty attaches financial liability to compliance with DNS resolution and routing blocking duties.
→ The long-running private operator’s authorization to run the beach’s lidos and related facilities is no longer in force. Control of beach operations and access rules is no longer governed by that concession.
→ Meta's policy to ban rival AI chatbots on WhatsApp faces suspension in Italy after antitrust concerns. The European Commission has launched a parallel investigation, highlighting broader regulatory scrutiny of dominant AI platform practices.
→ Italy's AGCM fined Ryanair €255 million for limiting travel agencies' ability to sell bundled flights and services over two years. Ryanair contends the fine is baseless and will appeal.
→ Creates a statutory criminal classification for gender-motivated killing and establishes life imprisonment as the prescribed sentence, imposing a new legal framework that governs charging, prosecution, and sentencing in such cases.
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