Huťko's real name is Martin Husovec; Slovak-born lawyer with passion for the law and freedom; active as researcher and counsel at European Information Society Institute (EISi) and, since autumn 2012, also as PhD candidate at IMPRS-CI at Max Planck Institute for Intellectual Property and Competition Law.The opinions presented at this blog are solely mine and do not represent views of any of these two organizations.
My SSRN papers at http://ssrn.com/author=1912670
Studies:
Practice:
- Slovakia
- China
As a member of the EISi* he works on several interesting projects (e.g. Huťko acted as a national expert for Public Domain Calculator created by IViR of Amsterdam University or legal expert for INVODAS, Slovak Creative Commons or Slovak Anti-data Retention Campaign, etc.).
*EISi is a Slovak-based non-profit organization focusing on the overlap of technology, law & information society. It serves as a non-academic research center for Internet law and Intellectual Property law.
Any interesting suggestions for research co-operation, networking and other kinds of mutual collaboration are most welcomed.
Huťko speaks Slovak, Czech, English, German and would love to better master Chinese.
On any occasion please contact Huťko via :
- martin[at]husovec[dot]eu
- Facebook
Favorite IP Quotes:
- “Before the monopoly should be permitted, there must be reason to believe it will do some good - for society, and not just for monopoly holders.” Lawrence Lessig
- “A culture without property, or in which creators can't get paid, is anarchy, not freedom.” Lawrence Lessig