Document background
The Digital Distribution Agreement serves as a critical legal framework for companies operating in Indonesia's rapidly expanding digital marketplace. This agreement is essential when a content owner wishes to distribute their digital content (such as software, applications, media, or entertainment content) through a digital platform or service provider. It addresses crucial elements required under Indonesian law, including compliance with the Electronic Information and Transactions Law (UU ITE) and related regulations. The agreement typically covers distribution rights, technical requirements, revenue sharing models, content standards, data protection measures, and reporting obligations. It's particularly relevant given Indonesia's growing digital economy and increased focus on digital content regulation, making it essential for businesses to have properly structured distribution agreements that comply with local laws while protecting both parties' interests.
