Media law deals with the legal aspects of media and communication, including issues of copyright, data protection, competition law and the regulation of broadcasting and telecommunications.
In Germany, salaries in the media law and media industry generally range from €38,000 to €60,000 gross per year. Entry-level salaries typically start at around €2,750 to €3,500 per month, while experienced lawyers can often earn up to €60,000 per year, depending on the specific position and professional experience.
A career in media law usually requires a law degree, which is completed with the first and second state exams. Additional qualifications in media studies or special courses in media law can be advantageous. Practical experience through internships or internships in law firms, companies or media houses is also recommended.
There are various career opportunities in media law, such as working in law firms, media companies, public administration, or associations.Some media lawyers specialize in certain areas of law and become experts, while others rise to management positions in companies or become academics.
