TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN
SCHOOL OF LAW
DAITHI MAC SITHIGH
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Thesis: |
The relationship between new technologies and the regulation/governance of international media |
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| Supervisor: | Dr. Eoin O'Dell | ||||||
| Areas of Interest: | Cyberlaw, media regulation, Internet governance, theoretical approaches to law and technology, intellectual property, communication and speech rights, international law. |
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Last Modified 13 October, 2008 by Catherine Finnegan
Daithí Mac Síthigh is a Scholar and graduate of TCD. He also spent a year at Osgoode Hall law school in Toronto, Ontario where he specialised in the law of communications and technology. After completing an LL.B. in 2004, he was elected to student representative positions locally and then nationally, and returned to the Law School in 2006 to commence postgraduate research. Daithí will be teaching on the European Media Regulation (LLM) course in 2007, and also gives tutorials in Constitutional Law II. He remains involved in higher education policy through his position in ESIB, the European network of national unions of students, with a focus on the Bologna Process in European higher education.
Daithí’s blog, which covers cyberlaw and other topics, can be found at http://www.lexferenda.comCyberlaw, media regulation, Internet governance, theoretical approaches to law and technology, intellectual property, communication and speech rights, international law.
Foundation Scholar of Trinity College Dublin
John Graham Fellowship in Communications Law, Osgoode Hall Law School
LL.B. (Dubl.), 2004
PG Cert (Open), 2006Library assistant, Trinity College Library (2006-present)
Education Officer, Union of Students in Ireland (2005)
Education Officer, TCD Students’ Union (2004/5).Type |
Reference |
Year |
Status |
Paper |
Multilingualism.com: Internationalisation of Domain Names and the Embedding of Online Language Rights [paper delivered at International Academy of Linguistic Law 10th annual conference, Galway] |
2006 |
Conference paper, forthcoming in proceedings |
Paper |
Web Media: Without Frontiers, Without Borders or Without Law? [paper delivered at University Association of Contemporary European Studies 36th annual conference, Limerick] |
2006 |
Conference paper |
Article |
The Academic Values of the European University and Its Contemporary Relevance |
2006 |
Forthcoming, Higher Education in Europe |