Debbie Heywood

Debbie is a senior counsel - knowledge lawyer in the Commercial Tech and Data group. She specialises in digital, online platforms data privacy and consumer protection. Debbie edits and regularly contributes to Taylor Wessing's international tech, media and data privacy publications including Interface and Global Data Hub. She produces a monthly technology and communications update, Radar, and Play, a games update. Debbie writes extensively on a wide range of subjects spanning commercial tech, data and digital. She has published external articles and chapters to books on data protection and is a frequent presenter of Taylor Wessing’s data protection webinars.

Debbie is also responsible for providing the CT&D group with specialist legal support and training, keeping them up to date with legal and other relevant developments in the sector, and working across our international footprint.

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Karriere

Since 2022	Senior counsel - knowledge, Taylor Wessing
2016 - 2022	Senior professional support lawyer, Taylor Wessing
2011 - 2016	Knowledge management lawyer, Taylor Wessing

2004 - 2005	Associate, Taylor Wessing
2001 - 2003	Legal advisor, Orange Thailand
1999 - 2001	Associate, Taylor Wessing
1994 - 1995	PR executive, The Guardian/Observer

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Ausbildung

2000	Diploma in Internet Law, Queen Mary and Westfield College
1997	CPE and LPC, College of Law, London
1992	BA Hons, Modern Languages, Brasenose College, Oxford University

Publikationen

How great is 'The Great Repeal Bill'?, Oxford Business Law Blog
December 2016
The "right to be forgotten" or the "principle that has been remembered" Computer Law & Security Review, Volume 30, Issue 5
October 2014
Pages 574-578, EU Proposals for Dealing with Data Security Breaches, World Data Protection Report
November 2013
The EC Data Protection Proposals Will Be Costly And Complex, TechWeek Europe
April 2013
Right to be forgotten on the web is great for users, but not feasible for businesses, V3.co.uk
April 2013 Oxford Business Law Blog, December 2016
The "right to be forgotten" or the "principle that has been remembered" - Computer Law & Security Review, Volume 30, Issue 5, October 2014, Pages 574-578,
EU Proposals for Dealing with Data Security Breaches - World Data Protection Report, November 2013
The EC Data Protection Proposals Will Be Costly And Complex, TechWeek Europe, April 2013
Right to be forgotten on the web is great for users, but not feasible for businesses, V3.co.uk, April 2013

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Rechtsgebiete und Gruppen Datenschutz & Cyber-Sicherheit

Branchen Technology, Media & Communications Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

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Technology, Media & Communications

Online Safety Bill completes Parliamentary passage and awaits Royal Assent

Debbie Heywood and Louise Popple look at where the Online Safety Bill has ended up after its long progress through Parliament.

20. September 2023

von Debbie Heywood und Louise Popple

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Datenschutz & Cyber-Sicherheit

Adequacy decision for EU-US data transfers – the view from the UK

Debbie Heywood looks at the new EU-US adequacy decision for the Data Privacy Framework and at what that means for UK-US data transfers.

12. Juli 2023

von Debbie Heywood

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Global Data Hub

Will the ICO be the 'lead regulator' for AI in the UK?

Debbie Heywood looks at the UK government's vision for regulating AI and the role of the ICO and data protection law.

10. Juli 2023

von Debbie Heywood

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Interface - The UK's draft Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill

The UK's DMCC Bill - regulating digital markets and reforming consumer protection law

Debbie Heywood looks at the UK's draft Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill and at incoming changes to the UK's competition and consumer protection frameworks.

3. Juli 2023

von Debbie Heywood

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