The Communications Commission has published ComCom Digest for the month of November, which provides an overview of the activities and important decisions taken by the Commission over the past month.

What violations were identified during the pre-election media monitoring process, which broadcasters were issued with a protocol for violating the legislation, and what were the television advertising figures and trends in the third quarter? Detailed information on these and other issues concerning the telecommunications sector can be obtained through ComCom Digest.

The November edition of ComCom Digest will provide users with full information on where and how to find the nearest internet service provider. Users will also learn how to check the quality and speed of their internet connection, and how to act when their rights in relation to telecommunications services are violated.   

ComCom Digest includes information about the media literacy contest “Truth or Fiction?” and the opportunities offered by the Communications Commission for the participating baccalaureate students.

ComCom Digest for the month of November can be viewed here in full.