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[[ | '''Humberto Rolando Carrasco Blanc''' is the Co-Founder and General Secretary of [[ADI Chile]]. The organization is a computer and IT law association, which researches issues related to IT law, with most of its focus on Chile, though some international work is done as well. He also serves as the deputy for Chile and Latin America of the LEKTOR project.<ref>[http://www.pro-ideal.eu/hcarrasco Project Angels Chile]</ref> He is also the Owner of Lexplan.<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/pub/humberto-carrasco/5/4aa/247 Humberto Carrasco's Linkedin Profile]</ref> | ||
He is involved in [[ICANN]]'s [[ALAC|At-Large]] activities.<ref>[[ICANN 43]] Interview</ref> | |||
=== Career History === | |||
Humberto Carrasco started his career as the Director of Vlex Chile in 1998. In 2000, he joined Chile.com as an external attorney and worked there till 2004. He founded LatLink.Net S.A in 2000 and held the role of Director until 2003. He founded Area Legal, an information technology law firm in 2003. | |||
Mr. Carrasco regularly publishes in national and international legal journals.<ref>[http://www.pro-ideal.eu/hcarrasco Project Angels Chile]</ref> | |||
== Education == | |||
Mr. Carrasco graduated in Law from the Universidad Austral de Chile; he also has a Masters in Corporate Law from Universidad del Desarrollo de Concepción and an LLM from Queen Mary College of London, with a specialization in Law of Finance & Foreign Investment in Emerging Economies, Intellectual Property in the Digital Millennium, Internet Law and Telecommunications Law.<ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/events/cf/ict2010/person.cfm?eventid=ict2010&personid=27348 Humberto CARRASCO registered to attend the ICT 2010 Event]</ref> | |||
He is currently a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Edinburgh; his focus in ICT law and telecom regulation.<ref>[[ICANN 43]] Interview</ref> | |||
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| Region: | Latin America and the Caribbean |
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| Email: | info [at] adi.cl |
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Humberto Rolando Carrasco Blanc is the Co-Founder and General Secretary of ADI Chile. The organization is a computer and IT law association, which researches issues related to IT law, with most of its focus on Chile, though some international work is done as well. He also serves as the deputy for Chile and Latin America of the LEKTOR project.[1] He is also the Owner of Lexplan.[2]
He is involved in ICANN's At-Large activities.[3]
Career History
Humberto Carrasco started his career as the Director of Vlex Chile in 1998. In 2000, he joined Chile.com as an external attorney and worked there till 2004. He founded LatLink.Net S.A in 2000 and held the role of Director until 2003. He founded Area Legal, an information technology law firm in 2003.
Mr. Carrasco regularly publishes in national and international legal journals.[4]
Education
Mr. Carrasco graduated in Law from the Universidad Austral de Chile; he also has a Masters in Corporate Law from Universidad del Desarrollo de Concepción and an LLM from Queen Mary College of London, with a specialization in Law of Finance & Foreign Investment in Emerging Economies, Intellectual Property in the Digital Millennium, Internet Law and Telecommunications Law.[5]
He is currently a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Edinburgh; his focus in ICT law and telecom regulation.[6]