Promotion and legal certainty as instruments for regulating the telecommunications sectorThe research evaluates how the instruments of administrative promotion and legal certainty assist in telecommunications sector regulation. It starts from the initial hypothesis that the environment of constant technological disruption permeating the telecommunications sector demands a revision of sectoral regulatory activity. In this sense, administrative promotion is studied as a necessary form of action within a technological landscape that requires rapid state response. Under a similar logic, the principle of legal certainty is presented based on its characteristic presumption of predictability. The study focuses on balancing the relationship between regulator and regulated entity to reduce potential information asymmetries that may mitigate the effectiveness of state intervention and the development of the sector itself. Ultimately, it concludes that these instruments are relevant in constructing adequate regulation for the sector. The research methodology employed is deductive, utilizing the indirect documentation technique.
Keywords:
Promotion; Legal certainty; Regulation; Telecommunications; Innovation.