Dr David Lindsay

Research Interests

Copyright
Internet/Cyber Law
Media
Privacy, Freedom of Speech
Regulatory Theory

Supervisor Profile

Qualified to supervise: Honours; Masters; PhD;

Current projects under supervision

Honours:

Four LLB Honours projects

Masters:

One LLM graduate research paper

Doctoral:

Enforcement of intellectual property rights (IPRs) to prevent the global trade in counterfeit products: Assessing the adequacy of existing laws

Legal regulation of electronic commerce

Editorial Boards

Australian Intellectual Property Journal
Media and Arts Law Review (MALR)
Privacy Law and Policy Reporter (PLPR)
Telecommunications Journal of Australia

Grants and Commissions

2009: 'Understanding the law and best practice guidance for children engaged in social networking on the internet', Legal Services Board Grant G09-10 (with M. de Zwart and M Henderson)

2008: 'Exploring our Second Life', Monash Arts/Law small grant - $5,500 (with M de Zwart and F Collins)

2007: 'Regulation of mobile content', Monash Law small grant - $5,500

2006: DEST, $125,000. 'The Dataset Acquasition, Access and Annnotation REpository Technologies Project' (DA3RT). (with A Monnotti and M Patterson). Total project funding, $3,237,000 (Monash University is lead institution. Partners: James Cook University, University of Qld)

2005: 'Liability of internet intermediaries for copyright infringement', Monash Law small grant - $5,500

2001: Review of Telecommunications Information Services Standard Council (TISSC) Code of Practice

Publications

2010

Henderson M, De Zwart M, Lindsay D and Phillips M, ‘Legal risks for students using social networking sites’ (2010) 25(1) Australian Educational Computing 3-7.

De Zwart M, Henderson M, Phillips M and Lindsay D, ‘'I like, stalk them on Facebook': teachers' 'privacy' and the risks of social networking sites’, 2010 IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS '10), 7 June 2010, Wollongong, NSW, 319-326.

Lindsay D, ‘Liability of ISPs for end-user copyright infringements: the first instance decision in Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v iiNet Ltd (No 3)’ (2010) 60(2) Telecommunication Journal of Australia 1-21.

Lindsay D, de Zwart M, Henderson M and Phillips M, ‘Understanding legal risks facing children & young people using social networking sites’ (2010) 61(1) Telecommunications Journal of Australia 1-18.

Complete listing of publications, including those prior to 2010