David Bravo
Lawyer specialising in IT law, and, within that area, in freedom of expression and intellectual property.
Well-known activist championing free access to culture and knowledge through the Internet and for promoting the right to private copying, copyleft and peer-to-peer networks (P2P), among other tools; he has defended famous p2p software developers sued by the contents industry or information-society service providers and link pages with abuses from management entities and cultural industry corporations.
He is the author of the book Copia este libro.
Activities it participates in
Access to culture and knowledge as a state of emergency
Wed 14 Nov | 18:30 h
David Bravo, Jorge Kors
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