Just as society has evolved into a information and knowledge society, global village or “digital ecosystem”, both the role of the state and law have been transformed with new structures and dynamics that shape a new legal paradigm product of this society of information and knowledge. This paper presents some results of the research entitled: “Manifestations of state intervention in the field of Information and Communications Technologies ICT in Colombia”. Through legal and analytical research according to socio legal principles, with the adoption of their epistemological assumptions, that integrate interdisciplinary and critical approach as a basis of Latin American juridical sociology, from the perspective of Calvo (2005), and following the analysis of Blanco and Castaño (2005), new forms and dynamics of law expressed in the Law 1341 of 2009 are studied, concluding that the ICT Act explicitly states the role of the Colombian state as regulator, and regulatory law as a new law that should promote in every way the values, objectives and interests of society.