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UK - The Online Safety Act 2023 – the landscape two years on

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Georgina Kon
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Ben Packer
Global Tech Sector Leader, Litigation, Arbitration & Investigations Partner, London
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Greg Palmer
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Georgina Kon
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Ben Packer
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Greg Palmer
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Peter Church
TMT Counsel, London
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Ria Moody
TMT Senior Associate (Knowledge), London

The Online Safety Act 2023 had the stated intention of making the UK “the safest place in the world to be online”. It has presented a significant compliance burden to the tech industry, not least because it was accompanied by over 3,000 pages of prescriptive regulatory guidance from Ofcom. Now the dust has settled on this first stage of OSA implementation, we consider what changes service providers have made, and what is still ahead of them.

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Georgina Kon
TMT Partner, London
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Ben Packer
Global Tech Sector Leader, Litigation, Arbitration & Investigations Partner, London
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Greg Palmer
TMT Partner, London

+2 more...

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Georgina Kon
TMT Partner, London
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Ben Packer
Global Tech Sector Leader, Litigation, Arbitration & Investigations Partner, London
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Greg Palmer
TMT Partner, London
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Peter Church
TMT Counsel, London
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Ria Moody
TMT Senior Associate (Knowledge), London

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