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Abstract
The aim of this paper is to discuss the significance of the judgment issued by the European Court of Human Rights on 4 December 2018 in case Magyar Jeti Zrt v. Hungary in the light of the analysis of legal admissibility of placing hyperlinks on the Internet. First, introductory remarks focus on outlining ECtHR case law on the subject-matter of the analysis, with selected and most important theses being presented. Next, the facts of the case are presented, while relevant international and national standards regarding the responsibility for posting links on the Internet are highlighted. The above allows for a full and essence-focused presentation of the ECtHR’s position in the commented case. The article concludes with a concise and original summary focusing on the consequences and identified academic problems caused by the ECtHR judgment issued in case Magyar Jeti Zrt v. Hungary.
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