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Angela Flannery Partner, Quay Law Partners; President of the IIC Australian Chapter

Angela is a partner of Australian law firm Quay Law Partners. Angela has over 20 years’ experience as a partner in private practice and in senior Australian Commonwealth Government roles. She has broad commercial law expertise in transactional and regulatory matters, with a focus on telecommunications, media and technology, as well as data and cybersecurity.

Ms Flannery’s areas of expertise include assisting clients in making submissions to Government consultation processes on regulatory reform (particularly in the areas of digital markets, content regulation and privacy), providing advice to clients in investigations and interactions with government agencies and assisting clients in obtaining licences and regulatory approvals, as well as advising corporates regarding compliance with the Competition and Consumer Act, the Telecommunications Act, the Broadcasting Services Act and other Australian law and regulation, including consumer protection and privacy issues relating to telecommunications, technology and ad tech.

As well as being President of the International Institute of Communications, Australian Chapter, Ms Flannery is a member of the auDA Licence Review Panel (auDA is Australia’s domain name administrator).

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Established in 2005, the International Institute of Communications (Australian Chapter) has been instrumental in providing a neutral platform for discussion and debate surrounding key technology, media and telecommunications policy developments on a local and international scale.

The Chapter holds regular events featuring guest speakers from the ranks of Australia’s senior thought leaders, politicians and policy makers. Discussion is enhanced by tapping into the breadth of the IIC’s international network of industry experts with events regularly featuring global perspectives and insights.

Further details can be found https://iicom.org.au/

Upcoming Events from Australia

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12th October 2023

Sydney, Australia IIC Australian Chapter Event – Artificial Intelligence and Creativity: The Role of Copyright – in person

Latest from Australia

Publication

Summary Report on the IIC Australia Chapter: Unpacking the Media Reform Green Paper 16.03.2021

News

Australia: Press freedom anomalies 22.04.2020

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Government support for Australian media sector to withstand pressures from COVID-19 22.04.2020

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Australia: New mandatory code to address commercial relationship between digital platforms and media companies 22.04.2020

Past Events from Australia

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6th June 2023

Sydney, Australia IIC Australian Chapter Event – Modernising Australia’s Content Regulation – in person

15th March 2023

Sydney, Australia IIC Australian Chapter Event – Digital Platform Regulators Forum – in person

6th December 2022

Sydney IIC Australian Chapter Event: Regulating digital platforms – Part 2: Getting down to the details of digital platforms regulation

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