Niloufer Selvadurai
Department of Law
Macquarie University
Australia
Biography
Niloufer's research analyses how technological change undermines the relevance and effectiveness of laws, especially in the fields of intellectual property, telecommunications and media, and how legal frameworks can be designed to support longevity. Additionally, her work examines the operation of cyber crime laws and considers legal means of protecting internet privacy. She is presently the Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Technology Policy and Law and the Telecommunications Section Editor of the Australian Journal of Competition and Consumer Law. Prior to joining the Macquarie Law School, Niloufer worked in the publishing sector and practiced as a solicitor at Ashurst (then Blake Dawson Waldron) and worked as a legal clerk at Allens (then Allen Allen & Hemsely).
Research Interest
Technology law, internet law, e-commerce law, telecommunications law, intellectual property law.
Publications
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Selvadurai N, Islam MR, Gillies P. Unauthorised access to wireless local area networks: The limitations of the present Australian laws. Computer Law & Security Review. 2009 Nov 30;25(6):536-42.
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Selvadurai N. The Proper Basis for Exercising Jurisdiction in Internet Disputes: Strengthening State Boundaries or Moving towards Unification. Pitt. J. Tech. L. & Pol'y. 2012;13:i.
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Islam AR, Selvadurai N, Town G. Wireless Broadband technologies for regional and rural Australia: A last-mile perspective. Telecommunications Journal of Australia. 2008;58(2/3).
