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Technology, Media & Telecommunication

TMT legal services covering technology transactions, media law, telecom regulations, digital content, and IT contracts.

Quick Answer·Judicium Arbitration — TMT

TMT lawyers in India. Technology contracts, media law, telecom regulations, SaaS agreements, licensing & IT legal advisory.

Available across New Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Panipat, Prayagraj and Lucknow. Book a consultation or call +91-9899686394.

Overview

Our Technology, Media & Telecommunication practice serves software and SaaS companies, media and entertainment houses, telecom operators, OTT and gaming platforms, and fintechs across Delhi NCR and North India with comprehensive advisory on transactions, regulation, and disputes in the TMT sector. We draft and negotiate technology contracts including software licensing, SaaS, cloud, system-integration, and IP and technology-transfer agreements, and advise on telecom licensing and regulatory compliance under the Telecommunications Act, 2023 and the framework administered by TRAI and the Department of Telecommunications. Our media practice covers content licensing and distribution, broadcasting and cable regulation, OTT and digital-media advisory under the IT Rules, 2021, and defamation and takedown disputes, while our digital-economy work spans e-commerce, online gaming, payment systems, and intermediary-liability issues under the Information Technology Act, 2000. We combine deep understanding of evolving digital regulation with practical, business-friendly solutions and dispute support throughout the region.

Our Services

What We Offer

Software Licensing and SaaS Agreements

Technology Transfer and IP Licensing

IT and System Integration Contracts

Cloud Computing and Data Center Agreements

Telecom Licensing and Regulatory Compliance

Media and Entertainment Law

Broadcasting and Cable Regulations

Content Licensing and Distribution

Digital Media and OTT Platform Advisory

E-Commerce and Platform Regulations

Fintech and Payment Systems Regulations

Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Advisory

Our Expertise

Areas of Specialization

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Advised leading tech companies on product licensing

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Telecom regulatory compliance and TRAI matters

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Media content licensing and distribution agreements

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Digital platform regulatory advisory

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Fintech and payment regulations

Why Choose Us

Why Judicium for TMT?

Our strategic positioning and deep expertise make us the preferred choice for legal services in North India

Deep understanding of technology and business models

Updated expertise on evolving digital and telecom regulations

Cross-border technology transaction experience

Sector-specific teams for tech, media, and telecom

Practical, business-friendly legal solutions

Legal Framework

Relevant Laws & Regulations

  • Information Technology Act, 2000
  • Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
  • Indian Telegraph Act, 1885
  • Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act, 1995
  • Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007
  • Copyright Act, 1957
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Are OTT platforms regulated in India?

Yes. OTT and digital news platforms are regulated as publishers under the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021, which require a three-tier grievance redressal mechanism, content classification (self-rating into age categories), and appointment of a grievance officer. They remain distinct from traditional broadcasters and are not currently licensed by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting in the same way as TV channels.

What is intermediary safe harbour under the IT Act, 2000?

Section 79 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 grants intermediaries such as marketplaces, social media, and hosting platforms immunity from liability for third-party content, provided they observe due diligence under the IT Rules, 2021 and act on actual knowledge or government or court orders to remove unlawful content. Loss of this safe harbour can expose a platform to direct liability.

Does a SaaS or cloud agreement need to comply with Indian data protection law?

Yes. SaaS and cloud arrangements that involve personal data of Indian users must comply with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the IT Act framework, addressing consent, security safeguards, breach notification, sub-processor flow-down, and cross-border transfer terms. Judicium Arbitration drafts technology contracts for Delhi NCR clients with data-protection and liability allocation built in.

What does the Telecommunications Act, 2023 change for the sector?

The Telecommunications Act, 2023 replaces the colonial-era Indian Telegraph Act, 1885 and overhauls licensing through a simplified authorisation regime, provides a framework for spectrum assignment including administrative allocation in defined cases, and introduces provisions on right of way, user protection, and interception. Operators and infrastructure providers should review their authorisations and compliance obligations as the rules are rolled out.

Common Searches

Topics We Advise On — TMT

Clients across Delhi NCR, Chandigarh, Jaipur and North India approach Judicium Arbitration on matters such as these. If your question is below, our tmt counsel can help.

  • TMT lawyers India
  • technology law Delhi
  • media law India
  • telecom regulations counsel
  • IT contracts lawyers
  • SaaS legal counsel
  • TRAI compliance counsel
  • OTT regulation advisory India
  • telecom licensing lawyer
  • online content takedown counsel
  • Telecommunications Act 2023 advisor
  • gaming law India counsel
  • cloud services contracts lawyer
  • defamation media litigation Delhi

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