About the blog
TechnoLlama is the online persona of Andres Guadamuz, law lecturer at the University of Edinburgh. The blog covers several Cyberlaw topics, with emphasis on open licensing, digital rights, software protection, virtual worlds, and llamas. While the blog tackles these issues in a light-hearted and nonchalant manner, some serious points filter through from time to time.
About the author
Andres Guadamuz is a Lecturer in E-Commerce Law at the University of Edinburgh, where he is also a co-Director of the SCRIPT Law and Technology Centre. Andres has Bachelor, Practitioner and Notary Public degrees from the University of Costa Rica. He’s been in the UK since 1998 and obtained an LL.M. in International Business Law at the University of Hull and an M.Phil from Queen’s University Belfast. His main areas of research are open source software and licensing, in which he has published extensively, acting as a consultant for the World Intellectual Property Organization. Other research interests are: payment systems, technology transfer, the interaction between technology and the law, and the role of intellectual property in developing countries.
Other information
This site is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 licence. You can find comprehensive definition of what constitutes commercial information here. If in doubt, just email me, I’m always open to allow commercial uses.
The blog has been optimised for mobile browsing.
All of the header images come from Vladstudio, highly recommended site with some amazing backgrounds.
No llamas were harmed during the creation of this blog. If you are also a llama enthusiast, join the British Llama Society (no, this is not a joke).
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