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Reviewing Your Online Presence: Adapting to the UK Online Safety Act

Run Time
33 Minutes
Learning Method
On-Demand Training
Practice Area
Commercial Law
Available Until
30/07/2027

Price £130.00

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Description

Join our speakers from Freshfields in this webinar on reviewing your online presence and adapting to the UK Online Safety Act. The following is covered:

  • Online safety: a global imperative
  • Key international frameworks
  • Navigating the regulatory divergence
  • From self-regulation to legislation
  • The act's foundational objectives
  • Regulatory focus & future direction
  • Who is in scope?
  • Tiered duties & extra-territoriality
  • Types of prohibited & harmful content
  • Risk assessments: the foundation of compliance
  • Core statutory duties of care
  • Codes of practice
  • Freedom of expression & privacy
  • Ofcom’s powers: regulatory tools for compliance
  • Ofcom: key priorities & supervision model
  • What we are seeing now
  • The future of online safety: be proactive.


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Speakers

Tristan Lockwood

Senior Associate

Freshfields

Tristan is a senior associate in our data practice with particular experience in digital regulation, including artificial intelligence, online safety, privacy and cyber issues. 

Tristan's practice is focused on helping businesses navigate risks and seize opportunities associated with new technology, digital assets and emerging digital regulation, including the EU AI Act, the EU Digital Services Act (DSA), and the UK Online Safety Act (OSA). He also advises clients on their engagement with international regulators and policymakers in the United Kingdom, Europe, United States, and elsewhere around the world.

Prior to joining Freshfields Tristan worked at another commercial law firm in London and as a senior lawyer in the disputes group of the Australian Government Solicitor where he worked across a broad range of issues affecting the national security community. In addition to undertaking investigations and providing operational and governance advice on surveillance, privacy, free speech and information law issues, he litigated numerous cases relating to information use and access in the context of data leaks, and terrorism and foreign interference investigations, including before the High Court of Australia.

Tristan is admitted to practice law in New York, England & Wales, and Australia (Queensland).
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Rachael Annear

Partner

Freshfields

Rachael is part of our International Data Protection and Cyber Practice with a particular interest in financial services, retail and tech sectors, and the growing impact of AI on the field of data protection. She has extensive experience advising a wide range of organisations on data protection matters and complex global data strategies, against the demands of the shifting global legal and regulatory landscape.  

Rachael advises leading global companies on cutting edge issues in data. Her work includes advising on international data driven M&A, strategic advice, data crises, regulatory investigations and litigation.  She is valued for her versatility in being able to apply her knowledge of data protection law to a wide range of issues from drafting legislation, identifying key business risks during product development or strategic acquisitions through to navigating novel data protection questions in an investigation.   

Drawing on her background in IP/IT and information law, combined with her public sector experience she delivers pragmatic and commercial advice that helps clients to manage their regulatory obligations within their organisational goals. 
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