Nuala Cosgrove
About Nuala Cosgrove
Nuala Cosgrove serves as the Legal Director at Ofcom, overseeing legal matters related to the On Demand Programme Services and Video Sharing Platforms. With a background in broadcast regulatory enforcement litigation and previous roles at Guardian News & Media, she has extensive experience in legal counsel and regulatory strategies.
Work at Ofcom
Nuala Cosgrove serves as the Legal Director at Ofcom, a position she has held since 2009. In this role, she is responsible for the legal oversight of On Demand Programme Services (ODPS) and Video Sharing Platforms (VSPs). Her work involves advising on regulatory and enforcement strategies, particularly in light of Ofcom's new responsibilities under the proposed Online Safety Bill. Cosgrove also provides legal advice on various matters, including broadcast standards, licensing, enforcement, litigation, and policy development.
Previous Experience at Guardian News & Media
Before joining Ofcom, Nuala Cosgrove worked at Guardian News & Media in London. She served as In House Counsel from 2002 to 2007, where she provided legal support across various functions. Following this role, she was appointed as Editorial Legal Director from 2007 to 2009. During her time at Guardian News & Media, she developed expertise in media law and regulatory compliance.
Legal Expertise and Responsibilities
In her current role at Ofcom, Nuala Cosgrove conducts broadcast regulatory enforcement litigation. She is involved in the legal aspects of regulatory compliance and enforcement, ensuring that Ofcom's operations align with existing laws and regulations. Her responsibilities include providing strategic legal guidance and support to various teams within the organization.
Education and Professional Background
Nuala Cosgrove has a professional background in law, with significant experience in the media sector. Her tenure at Guardian News & Media equipped her with a strong foundation in legal issues related to journalism and broadcasting. This experience has been instrumental in her current role at Ofcom, where she applies her knowledge to address complex legal challenges in the regulatory landscape.