Inka Brunn

Inka Brunn (born 1981) studied Law at the University of Hamburg and at the Norwich Law School, UK. She worked as a student for AOL, Germany. Since September 2006, she has been a member of staff at the Hans Bredow Institute. Following this job, she went to Boalt Hall School of Law, University of California at Berkeley, USA. Since January 2009 she has been working as associate researcher at the Hans Bredow Institute and at the same time as an articled clerk at the Hanseatic Appeal Court in Hamburg.

Her interests emphasise copyright law, particularly with regard to the challenges of the new media, broadcasting law, here above all with regard to the position of the public broadcasting institutions and their financing, as well as questions of the protection of young people. Further to this, she is interested in the protection of personality rights vis-à-vis intrusions by the press and in the various legal configurations of this protection in Europe.