The new uses and technologies represent both an opportunity for growth and a destabilizing risk that must be managed by stakeholders in the media and technology sectors. Artificial intelligence, big data, IoT, and others are driving a market reconfiguration, compelling both incumbent providers and new entrants to adapt their operational models and find new vectors of competitiveness.
Furthermore, the regulatory environment of the sector is strengthening: new uses and innovations are subject to new standards. Technology and content providers must anticipate future regulatory developments (intellectual property, cybersecurity, personal data protection, etc.).
Technologies
Technologies such as cloud computing, AI, and IoT offer growth prospects for software publishers, hardware manufacturers, service companies, and digital platforms. Having tailored contractual documents and mastering regulatory and commercial pitfalls is essential for all providers aiming to seize these new opportunities.
Media
Driven by new technologies, new media consumption patterns have emerged (replay, streaming, for example), disrupting traditional codes and business models. The industry is undergoing profound changes and restructuring. To continue and optimize their development, both traditional publishers and new entrants must consolidate and secure their strategies in a shifting regulatory and commercial environment.
Our Support
Our legal experts provide our clients in the telecommunications, media, and technology sectors with expertise in:
- Digital technology law and personal data protection;
- Intellectual property law,
- Corporate law;
- Mergers and acquisitions;
- Partnerships and financing;
- Customs law and international trade;
- Commercial law and competition law;
- Tax law.
In mature as well as emerging markets, we support software publishers, cloud providers, and media companies on all strategic and legal aspects related to their activities.
