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June
07 2021
15:43

Commissioner - Natia Kukuladze

Date of Birth: 30 June 1975 Education: 2010-2011: Netherlands Institute of Marketing (NIMA) European Marketing Confederation accreditation in marketing management, practitioner marketer 2002-2003: Georgian Institute of Public Affairs (GIPA) – Master’s degree, Public Administration 2002-2003: National Academy of Public Affairs (NAPA, USA) – Master’s degree, Public Administration 1993-1997: Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University – Bachelor’s degree, ...

June
07 2021
11:35

Communications Commission will Train over 1000 School Pupils to Identify Fake Information

The Communications Commission is conducting  media literacy trainings for over 1000 high school pupils from 50 schools in Tbilisi and the regions. The training sessions are part of the “Truth or Fiction?” contest and have been devised using the learning materials from the BBC Academy. Together with representatives from the Media Literacy Department of the Communications Commission, winners of the previous contest shared their experiences with 9th, 10th and 11th grade pupils. ...

June
03 2021
17:10

Obieqtivi Fined GEL 2500 for Broadcasting Violence

The Communications Commission has fined NNLE Media Union Obieqtivi GEL 2500 for broadcasting a programme unsuitable for minors. The case concerns the programme “Studio N8,” which was aired on 23 April and included scenes depicting torture and rape. As the programme was aired between 23:00 and 23:05, the company violated the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting, which prohibits broadcasting of graphic violence and other scenes that are unsuitable for persons under 18 years of age between ...

June
03 2021
14:47

Media literacy projects implemented by the Communications Commission in 2020 involved school pupils, students...

Throughout 2020, the Communications Commission implemented important measures designed to enhance media literacy among the public. In cooperation with the Ministry of Education and Science, the Commission expanded the target audience to include not only school pupils, but also students and academic staff from public and private universities. Due to the pandemic, media literacy training and learning courses took place online.  Over the course of 2020, approximately 700 students from the ...

June
02 2021
14:35

Over one million users visit the web-platform mediacritic.ge

The web-platform of the Media Academy of the Communications Commission mediacritic.ge, which was established to promote media literacy and enable informed choices, has been accessed by over one million users on social media. This underlines the relevance of the platform and the high level of public interest towards qualified media critique.  There were 59 analytical articles, 63 blogs and 178 reviews published on www.mediacritic.ge in 2020. The website had 300,000 unique visitors and over ...

June
02 2021
10:53

www.sheamotsme.ge – The Best Tool for Consumer Rights Protection

http://www.sheamotsme.ge – the innovative service introduced by the Communications Commission in 2020 to protect the interests of consumers, has been named as the best example for the development of internet freedom and quality. The platform was included in the report of the influential international organization Freedom House as an exemplary tool for protecting consumer rights. Freedom House highlighted the importance of the consumer-oriented platform and presented Georgia in the report ...

June
01 2021
18:04

Mobile Internet Traffic Increased by a Record 489% between 2016 and 2020

According to the 2020 annual report of the Communications Commission, the number of mobile internet users is very high (94 %) in relation to the population of Georgia. Mobile internet traffic increased by a record level in 2020. Mobile subscribers used 197 million gigabytes of internet, aided by the growth in the number of mobile internet subscribers and new generation of phones on the market. Increased internet demand during the pandemic and the development of the 4G network and services have ...

June
01 2021
15:31

Based on 2020 data, approximately one million subscribers use fixed internet

The use of fixed broadband internet services in Georgia is growing both in terms of subscriber numbers and revenues.  The number of fixed broadband internet service subscribers reached 998,000 in 2020, up by 57,000 (6.1%) since 2019. As in the previous year, the number of subscribers grew faster in the regions. The broadband service market in Tbilisi is almost completely saturated, while the number of subscribers in cities and villages in the regions is growing significantly, especially in ...

June
01 2021
13:29

Revenues of Telecom Operators Decreased by GEL 32 Million in 2020

According to the annual report of the Communications Commission, telecom operators collected total revenues of GEL 1.153 billion in 2020, down from 1.185 billion in 2019. Thus, the revenues of telecom operators decreased by GEL 32 million in 2020.  Revenues from retail services totaled GEL 961 million in 2020. This includes revenues from fixed internet, as well as mobile, roaming and fixed phone services and broadcast transit.   Retail revenues of mobile operators amounted to GEL ...

June
01 2021
12:27

3.3 Million Mobile Internet Users in 2020

Mobile service market penetration in Georgia remains high, amounting to 148% in 2020. The number of mobile subscribers was 5.1 million at the end of 2020. These figures indicate that customers have more than one mobile phone number in their possession, meaning that people are aware of the market service rates and use different networks for different services based on their needs. The share of subscribers per company was as follows: MagtiCom – 41%, Silknet – 33%, and Beeline – ...

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