Anthony Rosborough

Assistant Professor of Law and Computer Science · Université Dalhousie

Schulich School of Law; Faculty of Computer Science · Halifax, Nouvelle-Écosse

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Il étudie le droit et l'informatique ubiquitaire, en mettant l'accent sur la propriété et l'accès dans les appareils connectés. Ses recherches examinent les obstacles réglementaires à la réparation, au diagnostic et à l'interopérabilité.

Droit et technologies; droit à la réparation; informatique ubiquitaire; droit de la concurrence; politiques scientifiques et technologiques

PUBLICATIONS // 11

Locked Out: An Empirical Study of the Impacts of Technological Protection Measures on Digital Content Access in Canadian Academic Libraries · Dalhousie University Schulich School of Law (2025) · Rapport
Source Code: A Trade-Related Barrier to the Right to Repair · Transatlantic Consumer Dialogue (2025) · Rapport
The Invisibility of TPMs in Academic Libraries How Digital Content Protection Has Become Part and Parcel of Platform Design · Intellectual Property Journal (2025) · Article de revue
A Conceptual Map of the Right to Repair: Where Upcycling Fits In · Cambridge University Press · Chapitre d'ouvrage
Competition: Legal Landscape for Agri-Food Data · EMILI Canada (2025) · Rapport
Repair as Research: How Copyright Impedes Learning About Devices · Michigan Technology Law Review (2024) · Article de revue
International Source Code Secrecy and the Characterization of Intellectual Property as National Security · University of Ottawa Press / Schulich Law Scholars (2024) · Chapitre d'ouvrage
Farming in the Software Age: Interoperability & Provincial Legislation · Canada West Foundation (2024) · Rapport
Toward a Canadian Right to Repair: Opportunities and Challenges · Berkeley Technology Law Journal (2023) · Article de revue
A Modern Copyright Framework for Artificial Intelligence: IP Scholars' Joint Submission to the Canadian Government Consultation · Canadian government copyright consultation submission (2021) · Rapport
A Modern Copyright Framework for the Internet of Things (IoT): Intellectual Property Scholars' Joint Submission to the Canadian Government Consultation · Canadian government copyright consultation submission (2021) · Rapport