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Alina Ng
Assistant Professor of Law
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Education:
- Doctor of the Science of Law (JSD), Stanford Law School; 2004 (under Professor Paul Goldstein).
- Master of the Science of Law (JSM), Stanford Law School; 2001 (under Professor John Barton).
- Master of Law (LLM), Clare Hall, University of Cambridge; 1996.
- Bachelor of Law (LLB), University of London; 1995.
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Areas of Legal Expertise:
- Copyright Law
- Cyberspace Law
- Intellectual Property
- International Intellectual Property
- Jurisprudence and Legal Theory
- Law and Economics
- Law and Technology
- Law and Society
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Courses Taught :
- Sales (Fall Semester)
- Property (Spring Semester)
- Cyberlaws (Spring Semester)
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Scholarships and Academic awards :
- Fulbright Scholarship (2000-2004)
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Lieberman Fellowship, Stanford University (2000-2001)
- Cambridge Commonwealth Scholarship (1995-1996)
- Director's Prize for First Class Honors in Jurisprudence and Legal Theory (1995)
- Champion's Trophy for Best Student University of London External Law Degree (1995)
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other affiliations and certifications :
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Legal Project Lead, Creative Commons Malaysia 2006-
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Member, Oxford and Cambridge Society, Malaysia, 2004-
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Fellow, Cambridge Commonwealth Society, 1995-
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Certification in Basic Coaching Skills and Horse Management and Care, June 1999
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Publications:
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Malaysia: On the Road to the Information Age with Vincent Lowe (Asian Media Information and Communication Center and School of Communication Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, 1999)
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Copyright's Empire: Why the Law Matters, 11 Marq. Intell. Prop. L. Rev. 337 (2007)
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Professional experience:
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Assistant Professor of Law, Mississippi College School of Law (August 2007-present)
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Senior Executive, Multimedia Development Corporation, Cyberjaya, Malaysia (August 2004-June 2007)
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Research Assistant to Professors Deborah Rhode and Lawrence Lessig, Stanford Law School (May 2003-September 2003)
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Senior Executive, Multimedia Development Corporation, Cyberjaya, Malaysia (June 1997- September 2000)
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Tax Assistant, Arthur Andersen, Kuala Lunpur, Malaysia (June 1997-September 2000)
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Thesis and dissertation:
- The Economics of Intellectual Property Rights, Competition and Technology Transfer in the Software Industry (on file with Stanford Robert Crown Law Library, 3781 2001 N)
- Commercializing Motion Pictures and Sound Recording through the Internet: Copyright Law and Technological Change (on file with Stanford Robert Crown Law Library and Stanford University Library Special Collections and University Archives, 3781 2004 N)
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Working papers :
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civic, religious or community services:
- Member, Choir, St. Peter's Catholic Cathedral, Jackson, Mississippi, 2007-
- Member, Sunset Mass Choir, St. John's Cathedral, Kuala Lumpur 2004-2007
- Group Leader, Graduate Student Small Faith Community, Stanford 2002-2003
- Member, Catholic Community at Stanford 2000-2004
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Languages spoken:
- English, Written and Spoken, Excellent
- Bahasa Malaysia, Written and Spoken, Good
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