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Curriculum Vitae
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Annetje Ottow has been a
(guest) researcher at the Institute since 2001. She
studied at the University of Leiden and afterwards as a
postgraduate student at Queen Mary College of the
University of London. After
an internship with the European Commission (DG IV), she
entered the legal profession in 1990, first in The Hague
and Rotterdam and then in Brussels and Amsterdam. From
1998 she was a partner in the section of Houthoff Buruma
in The Hague. From November 2001 until March 2006 she
was a lawyer-advisor in this office.
Annetje Ottow is specialised in competition and
telecommunications law. As a lawyer, she regularly
argued cases before the Dutch Competition Authority
(NMa), the Independent Post and Telecommunications
Authorithy (OPTA) and the judge specialising in
competition and telecommunications cases - the District
Court of Rotterdam. Her research interest involves
economic surveillance, especially in the
telecommunications area. On 2 June 2006 she received her
doctarate for her thesis on surveillance and legal
protection in the telecommunications sector from the
University of Amsterdam.
Annetje Ottow is also a
member of the editorial board of Mediaforum
(Journal for Media and Communications Law) and a
lecturer in Competition Law at the Grotius Academy
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Publications
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Effective
Access and Procedure in telecommunications Disputes in
Europe, ‘National
Report Netherlands’, British Institute of
International and Comparative Law, London, november 2003.
Published 03.12.2003
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Updated 03.07.2012
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