1 Dr. Yassin EL Shazly is a Lecturer of Business Law at the Faculty

Dr. Yassin EL Shazly is a Lecturer of Business Law at the Faculty of Law , Ain Shams
University, Cairo, Egypt. He also serves as a Legal Advisor to the Chairman of the Egyptian
Financial supervisory authority (EFSA) and a Legal Expert to dotMASR Policy Committee, at the
National telecommunication Regulatory authority (NTRA), Egypt.
Dr. Shazly holds a Ph.D. in Business Law from the Faculty of Law, University of JeanMoulin Lyon 3, France with a dissertation on “The legal conflict between Domain Names and
Trademarks”. He holds a Master’s Degree in Law and a Master’s Degree in Political Sciences. Mr.
Shazly holds as well several other degrees and diplomas from different institutions, such a
Diploma of American Law, a Diploma of English law, a Diploma in European Legal System, a
Diploma of Higher Studies in International Law of Commerce, and a Diploma of Higher Studies
in Private Law. He accomplished WIPO Distance Learning courses on Intellectual Property,
Copyright, Biotechnology, and on Electronic Commerce and Intellectual Property. He was also
selected to attend the WIPO Summer School 2005 on Intellectual Property as a result of his
outstanding record of academic accomplishment, as well as professional experience.
Dr. Shazly has also acquired a very fruitful professional experience. He was serving as an
assistant at the Faculty of Law, University Jean Moulin Lyon 3 and the Faculty of Law and political
science, University Lyon 2. Prior to this position, he served as an Assistant Lecturer at the
Department of Commercial and Maritime Law, Faculty of Law, Ain Shams University from
November 2001, and as an Assistant, at the same University from October 2000 to November
2001. On a different note, Dr. Shazly served as a member of the State Commissioner Authority at
Council in 2000.
Dr. Shazly carried out an intensive research work, and had granted the First Prize of
Human Rights of the city of LYON 2007. He has authored several papers on domain names in
international journals, amongst which;
 Autour de l’affaire Desperados : Quand le juge français devient un bon
élève de la CJCE, Revue Expertises des systèmes d’information, n°324,
avril 2008, pp. 139- 141
 La contrefaçon de marque sur Internet : la jurisprudence privilégie de en
plus la focalisation, Revue Lamy droit de l’immatériel (RLDI), 2008/36,
mars, pp. 57- 61
 Les réseaux de distribution sélective : la licéité de l’utilisation de marque
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du fournisseur comme nom de domaine, 4 mars 2008, disponible sur
nom-domaine-magazine.fr :
http://www.nom-domaine-magazine.fr/les-reseaux-de-distribution-selective
-la-liceite-de-l-utilisation-de-marque-du-fournisseur-comme-nom-de-domai
ne-a408.html
 L’application du principe de spécialité aux noms de domaine : Un regard
croisé entre la voie judiciaire et extrajudiciaire, Revue Droit et Nouvelles
technologies, 31 octobre 2007, disponible sur
http://www.droit-technologie.org/dossier-160/l-application-du-principe-de-s
pecialite-aux-noms-de-domaine.html
 Noms de domaine, « cybersquatting » et campagne présidentielle, Revue
de la Propriété industrielle, nº 3, mars 2007, étude nº 8, p. 14
 Interférence homonymique : Dell ne penche pas pour l’UDRP, revue
Legalbiznext, 8 mars 2007, disponible sur
http://www.legalbiznext.com/droit/Interference-homonymique-Dell-ne
 Tom Cruise limite-t-il la liberté d'expression ? Comment concilier droits
privatifs et libertés individuelles sur l'internet ? Revue Droit et Nouvelles
technologies, 16 mars 2007, disponible sur
http://www.droit-technologie.org/1_2.asp?actu_id=1256
 Protégez votre nom de domaine pour la campagne présidentielle, Revue
Droit et Nouvelles technologies, 9 octobre 2006, disponible sur
http://www.droit-technologie.org/1_2.asp?actu_id=1212 :
Revue
Legalbiznext « Droit, Technologies, et Propriété intellectuelle », 2 octobre
2006, disponible sur
http://www.legalbiznext.com/droit/Proteger-votre-nom-de-domaine-pour
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