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Samantha Cassar

Samantha is from the University of Toronto, and has been undertaking preliminary policy research for the Centre for Internet & Society looking at the legal aspects of India's mobile app ecosystem to better enable developers within it. Her research has involved interviews with mobile app developers and other community members, as well as a nation-wide industry survey on legal practices within mobile app development.

Location: Bangalore, India

Latest content created by this user

Mar 24, 2015	Interviews with App Developers: Name of the Game (Part IV)
Mar 23, 2015	Mobile App Developer Series: Terms of Agreement – Part IV
Mar 24, 2015	Interviews with App Developers: Open Source, Community, and Contradictions – Part III
Aug 14, 2014	Interviews with App Developers: [dis]regard towards IPR vs. Patent Hype – Part II
Jul 21, 2014	Infographic2
May 02, 2014	Pune_Sunil
Apr 21, 2014	Pune_1
Apr 21, 2014	Pune_Sunil
Apr 15, 2014	Samantha image
Apr 15, 2014	Indian mobile app developers_Infographic1

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