Egyptian press institutions and legislative challenges for the digital age, Dar Al-Tahrir Foundation as a model The study aimed to reveal the size of the impact of the legislative and legal aspects on the work of media institutions in Egypt by describing, analyzing, criticizing and evaluating the performance of Dar Al Tahrir for Publishing and Distribution in light of the constitutional provisions in the 2014 Constitution and the complementary laws issued in Egypt, and examining how the journalistic, administrative, political and economic aspects were affected. And financial for this institution by making these texts and those laws in an effort to measure the relative size of the legislative aspects in the work of media institutions in light of the challenges of the digital age. The study concluded with a set of results, the most important of which are: the laws that control the work of the media system balance between the public and the private and prevent monopoly and take into account the experiences of the past, the challenges of the present and the necessities of the digital future, the news values that control the work of media institutions, and the development of Arab media values that stem from the cultural equations of societies Arabic, codes of conduct that control the performance of workers in media organizations, and anti-bias groups aim to create public awareness of the types of media biases. And the establishment of national and national anti-bias groups that work in an institutional manner and provide the greatest guarantees of their independence.