This is my blog. I am Daithí Mac Síthigh and I am a lecturer at Norwich Law School, University of East Anglia. The school’s website is here and this is my biography on that site.

The areas of law I teach and research in are Internet law, media law and public law, and I also have interests in copyright and in human rights. At UEA, I teach and supervise postgraduate students on our LLM programmes in Information, Technology and Intellectual Property Law and Media Law, Policy and Practice; I am one of the teaching team for constitutional and administrative law (2C2Y/2F4Y) (a core module for first year undergraduate and postgraduate diploma students).

I now live in the fine city of Norwich in the county of Norfolk, but am originally from Co. Wicklow, in Ireland; before moving to England in mid-2008, I was a postgraduate student, research assistant and part-time tutor at the Law School in Trinity College Dublin. I am in the final stages of a PhD, supervised by Dr. Eoin O’Dell, who blogs at cearta.ie. My undergraduate degree (2004) in Law was also at Trinity College. Between completing that degree and starting my PhD, I was a students’ union officer (at TCD and also at the Union of Students in Ireland) and studied social science with the Open University.

Contact me at d.mac-sithigh AT uea.ac.uk if you dare. Other contact details are at my UEA page, linked above.

I also maintain another blog, which is called Rhymes With Porridge and has been on the go since August 2008, with not that many posts of late. Oops. The second blog is fairly moribund. I haven’t decided what to do with it.