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Contributors’ Biographies

Terence Bergin
Terence Bergin is a Barrister at the Chambers of Roger Henderson QC, 2 Harcourt Buildings, Temple.
He specializes in computer-, e-commerce- and Internet-related litigation, and has a niche practice in
entertainment law. Terence was junior counsel in the case of Anglo Group plc v Winther Browne.

Marietta Cauchi
Marietta Cauchi is a journalist with Dow Jones Newswires, having previously practised as a media
lawyer in London for several years. Her expertise covers all media-related topics, including
defamation, intellectual property and human rights issues, and the implication of the Internet in these
areas. Marietta has written and spoken on these topics both in Europe and the United States of
America.

Jane Colston
Jane Colston is a Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution Department of law firm Baker &
McKenzie. Jane qualified as a Solicitor in 1991 and is a member of the firm’s international media law
group.

Mark Cranwell
Mark Cranwell is a Senior Associate with international law firm Coudert Brothers. He is a member
of the firm’s worldwide Telecommunications Media and Technology Group and specializes in
domestic and international commercial transactions in the telecommunications and technologies
fields, with a focus on digital media. Mark is dual qualified in England and Wales and the Province
of Alberta, Canada.

Charles de Fleurieu
Charles de Fleurieu is an Associate with international law firm Coudert Brothers. He is a member of
the firm’s corporate and Telecommunications Media and Technology Groups, where he works on
domestic and international transactions and other corporate and regulatory matters. Charles received
his LLB from King’s College, London and his Maitrise in French law from the Sorbonne University
in Paris in 1996. He is qualified as a Solicitor in England and Wales.

Simon Dowson-Collins
Simon Dowson-Collins was called to the Bar in 1989. He worked at media law specialists Wright
Webb Syrett and was made a Partner in 1993 after transferring to the solicitors’ branch of the
profession. Wright Webb Syrett merged with Davenport Lyons in 1995.

In 1996, Simon joined the BBC legal department where he specializes in all areas of media law, with
an emphasis on defamation and contempt. Simon is Director of Legal Services at HarperCollins
Publishers.