Technology, Media, and Telecommunications (TMT) law governs the interaction between technology, media, and communication services with the legal framework. It addresses how digital advancements and communication infrastructures are regulated, ensuring that entities comply with evolving technological regulations and protect intellectual property, data privacy, and digital rights. The legal scope of TMT also covers media broadcasting, advertising, and digital content distribution, ensuring that companies operate within legal boundaries while fostering innovation.

Bankruptcy and Suspension of Debt Payment (PKPU) are legal mechanisms designed to handle financial difficulties when a company or individual is unable to meet their financial obligations. Bankruptcy is a court process where a debtor’s assets are liquidated to pay off creditors, while PKPU provides a temporary suspension, allowing debtors time to restructure their debt and reach an agreement with creditors without facing immediate liquidation. These legal instruments offer protection