David Lindsay

Professor David Lindsay is a leading academic in law and technology, currently serving at the Faculty of Law, University of Technology Sydney (UTS) since 2018. He was previously an Associate Professor at Monash University (2011–2017). His expertise includes copyright law, privacy, cyberlaw, communications law, and intellectual property, with a focus on digital platform regulation and emerging technologies.

• University: University of Technology Sydney (2018–present)
• Education: PhD in Law from Monash University (2005–2009)

David Lindsay’s research interests span law and technology, privacy, intellectual property, and IoT security. His recent work analyzes AI ethics, consumer IoT liability, and platform accountability under Australian law.

Key publication trends include regulatory frameworks for digital platforms, cybersecurity, and privacy protections, with notable submissions to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), Department of Home Affairs, and Attorney-General's Department.

Professional roles include:

• General Editor of the Australian Intellectual Property Journal
• Board Member of the Australian Privacy Foundation
• Member of the Media and Communications sub-committee, Business Law Section, Law Council of Australia

At UTS, he teaches Equity and Trusts, Copyright and Designs, and leads the Applied Project in Law, Innovation and Technology. His collaborative research with experts like Dr. F. Kunc, Professor G. Wilding, and Dr. E. Wright addresses policy gaps in digital platform regulation and consumer safety.