Beyond the Legal Frameworks that Regulate Ambush Marketing during the Olympics

In response to ambush marketing that seeks to ride on the wave of popularity generated by large sporting events such as the Olympics, various countrie...

Navigating Legal Boundaries During Olympic Fever: A Brief Discussion on Ambush Marketing

For a few weeks every four years all eyes turn towards the spectacle of sport that is the Olympic games. Despite the high costs associated with being ...

When AI becomes the scalper, is there any way to regulate it?
－ A brief overview of Taiwan and foreign frameworks

From the record-breaking concerts of Blackpink to baseball games at the newly opened Taipei Dome, fans are feeling the sting of ticket scalping. Unfor...

Google Remembers Your Dark Past: Can I Claim the “Right to be Forgotten” in Taiwan?

Many people might have had the experience of searching up their own names on the Internet. These web searches give us the means to dig up nostalgia-ev...

Legal Update: Amendment to the Personal Data Protection Act

Due to the rampant rise of scams and fraud in recent years, the Executive Yuan has responded by publishing version 1.5 of the government’s next-gene...

Does Violating the Terms of Creative Commons Licenses Constitute Copyright Infringement? —The Significance and Validity of Creative Commons Licensing Terms

People commonly refer to Wikipedia as a source of information when conducting online searches. However, have you ever noticed the fine print at the bo...

Taiwan Courts to Introduce AI-Assisted Judgment Drafting

To alleviate the workload of judges and enhance the efficiency of trials, the Judicial Yuan (Taiwan’s judicial authority) has commissioned Chunghwa ...

Do Sports Video Games Need a License to Simulate a Stadium’s Appearance?

The well-known video game company Electronic Arts (EA) is known for releasing the football video game FIFA (now known as EA Sport FC), which is celebr...