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Emily Laidlaw
PhD London School of Economics and Political ScienceLLM London School of Economics and Political Science
JD University of Saskatchewan
BA Linfield College
Areas of Research
Technology and the law
Emily researches in the area technology law, including internet regulation, cybersecurity, copyright, media law, human rights and corporate social responsibility. She has a particular interest in online abuse, intermediary liability, privacy and free speech. She has advised and spoken concerning her research to the European Commission, NGOs, practitioners, judges and the general public. She has been an invited speaker at institutions across the United Kingdom, including Oxford University, the University of Edinburgh and University College London. She is currently an advisor to the Law Commission of Ontario concerning defamation law in the age of the internet.
Emily researches in the area technology law, including internet regulation, cybersecurity, copyright, media law, human rights and corporate social responsibility. She has a particular interest in online abuse, intermediary liability, privacy and free speech. She has advised and spoken concerning her research to the European Commission, NGOs, practitioners, judges and the general public. She has been an invited speaker at institutions across the United Kingdom, including Oxford University, the University of Edinburgh and University College London. She is currently an advisor to the Law Commission of Ontario concerning defamation law in the age of the internet.
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