Anne Flanagan

Professor Anne Flanagan is a faculty member at Queen Mary University of London's School of Law, affiliated with the Centre for Commercial Law Studies (CCLS). She holds academic positions as Professor of Communications Law, with expertise spanning telecommunications law, data protection, and internet law. Her professional background includes legal practice in New York and roles in the financial services sector.

Education: BA, JD, LLM. She teaches courses on IT Law, Internet Law, and European Communications Law, both on-campus and through distance learning platforms.

Research Interests: Her work focuses on communications law, copyright, privacy/data protection, competition law, freedom of information, and e-government. She contributes to projects like EU data protection training initiatives and collaborates with institutions such as the Institute of Computer and Communications Law (ICCL).

Publications: Key works include analyses of internet law, computer crime legislation, and cross-border data regulation. Her scholarship bridges legal frameworks with evolving technological challenges.

Professional Engagements: Former Senior Counsel at TIAA-CREF, advising on IT divisions, and licensed attorney in New York State.