June – 2007 – Lex Ferenda

Lex Ferenda

daithí mac síthigh, university of east anglia, norwich, england

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In Defence of Administrative Law June 27, 2007
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Internet v Library June 26, 2007
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A bit of housekeeping June 25, 2007
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Ten Dirty Words June 24, 2007
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Seems like thunder, looks like rain June 23, 2007
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Seanad Elections June 21, 2007
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Wired Shut: Tarleton Gillespie June 21, 2007
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YL v Birmingham City Council June 20, 2007
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Let’s Get Digital (let me hear your 24-hour talk) June 18, 2007
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Google Public Policy Blog June 18, 2007
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Exministerative Law, Part 2 June 18, 2007
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The Cult of the Amateur: An Amateur Responds June 17, 2007
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Top of the feeds June 16, 2007
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Just in case anyone’s interested June 15, 2007
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Policy on Speakeasy makes me feel queasy June 15, 2007
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Exministerative Law June 15, 2007
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Don’t judge me June 13, 2007
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Dublin, with all these literary events you are really spoiling us… June 11, 2007
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Dear Minister Hanafin June 11, 2007
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Bloggers Can Be Mean June 11, 2007
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What’s APR? June 11, 2007
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Bell told: not this time June 8, 2007
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A hard bargain June 8, 2007
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Blackwell Sale June 7, 2007
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Susan Crawford is reading my notes June 7, 2007
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I’m Daithí Mac Síthigh and I am a lecturer at the Norwich Law School in the University of East Anglia. My research and teaching interests are primarily in media and Internet law and in public law. This blog is all about media and Internet law, with a focus on (a) providing links and quick comments to new stories, cases and developments and (b) extracts from work in progress and first-thoughts on academic research. I also post some comments about my work as a university lecturer more generally. Follow me on Twitter: @macsithigh. My university homepage and SSRN page are also available.

Final report now at http://is.gd/9KpL6
Post updated at http://is.gd/9KpL6 and questions invited - am happy to relay questions from Twitter users if sent to me.
Live blog now available (in progress) at http://is.gd/9KpL6 on Blue State Digital talk at UEA. Updating frequently.
At @mcgregormt talk in UEA, organised by @nickanstead, blog post coming up (wifi permitting).
In response to queries but for general interest: Bailii RSS feeds can be discovered via http://is.gd/9fKJk
@raycorrigan A few: Bailii-based feeds,Lawtel (uni subscription), US Sup Ct, Irish (Irlii)-but I read selectively!
RT @glynmoody: Free Our Data response to the DCLG consultation on OS Free - http://bit.ly/cWDpiL very full and interesting replies #opengeo
Phil Jupitus has the most cogent argument on #save6music so far-read it at http://is.gd/9fyIO context at http://is.gd/9fyT0 (& yes,I listen)
Mathias Siems(UEA)asks if legal academics 'still regular readers of the current law reports'?http://is.gd/9fxIr Me:yes,but through RSS,you?
Fun and games on the way at the ECJ re jurisdiction, broadcasting & incitement to hatred http://is.gd/9eq6V

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