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01/01/2018
Our modern information society is confronted time and again with new questions – questions that arise from the development of new technologies, questions to which there are no standardised legal answers. Today, the technology, media and communications (TMC) field is of key importance in all areas of the economy and presents a vibrant and dynamic industry in its own right. The boundaries between technology and content as well as those within the TMC field itself are becoming increasingly blurred due to the commercial success of convergence products such as streaming.
The experts at CMS Reich-Rohrwig Hainz, who also teach and lecture in this field, are always up to date with the latest developments in the industry thanks to the international exchange of expertise enabled by the CMS alliance and regular trainings. Again and again, we find the ideal solutions to entirely new issues, making an enduring contribution to the success of our clients.
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