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Associate Research Fellow at the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, University of Oxford. He taught law at the School of Law, University of Glasgow from 1971-2000. Now, he directs deeJgee Research/Consultancy and is a Guest Lecturer for Glasgow Caledonian University’s communications law course. He founded the Journal of Media Law and Practice in 1979 (later, Tolley’s Communications Law) and initiated the teaching of communications law and policy at Glasgow in 1983 at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. In 2002, he was the Director of the First Annual Media Law Advocates Programme. As well as being a Member of the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office’s Free Expression Panel (under the auspices of the Human Rights Policy Unit) he is a Research Fellow and Member of the Advisory Council of The Commonwealth Centre for Electronic Governance. He is an associate member of the Legal Human Academy.