Introducing Guest Blogger Jacqueline Lipton
posted by Daniel Solove
I’m delighted to introduce Professor Jacqueline Lipton, who will be guest blogging with us this month.
Jacqui joined the law faculty at Case Western Reserve University in 2001, having previously held faculty positions at the University of Nottingham School of Law (UK) and Monash University School of Law (Australia). She holds a Ph.D. in commercial finance law from Griffith University (Australia), an LL.M. degree in commercial and finance law from Cambridge University (UK), an LL.M. in banking and finance law from Monash University (Australia), an LL.B. (Hons) from the University of Melbourne School of Law (Australia), a B.A. (Hons) (Drama) from La Trobe University (Australia) and a B.A. (Psychology) from the University of Melbourne (Australia).
Jacqui has written widely in the fields of cyberlaw, intellectual property law, corporate and commercial law, and banking and finance law in domestic and international journals in Australia, Europe and the United States. Her recent publications have appeared in the Washington University Law Review, Iowa Law Review, Washington & Lee Law Review, Boston College Law Review, Wake Forest Law Review, Hastings Law Journal, UC Davis Law Review, Harvard Journal of Law and Technology and Berkeley Technology Law Journal.
She is a co-author on the popular cyberlaw casebook: Cyberspace Law: Cases and Materials (Aspen), and sole author of Security Over Intangible Property (2000) (the first text in the Asia Pacific region focusing on the securitization of intangibles). She is currently completing a monograph on Internet domain name governance for Edward Elgar’s International Intellectual Property series. Prior to joining the legal academy, Jacqui worked in a number of leading Australian law firms as well as spending some time as inhouse counsel at a major Australian bank.
Some of her publications include:
* “We, the Paparazzi”: Developing a Privacy Paradigm for Digital Video, forthcoming 25 Iowa L. Rev. — (2009)
* To © or Not to ©? Copyright and Innovation in the Digital Typeface Industry, forthcoming — UC Davis Law Review — (2009)
* Who Owns ‘hillary.com’? Political Speech and the First Amendment in Cyberspace, 49 Boston College L. .Rev. 55 (2008)
* Beyond Cybersquatting: Taking Domain Name Disputes Past Trademark Policy, 40 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1361 (2005) (selected as one of the best intellectual property law articles published in 2005 and reprinted in the INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW REVIEW, 2006)
* Solving the Digital Piracy Puzzle: Disaggregating Fair Use from the DMCA’s Anti-Device Provisions, 19 Harv. J. L. & Tech. 111 (2005)
May 3, 2009 at 5:04 pm
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