The Communications Commission found Formula Multimedia in violation of the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting but exempted the company from liability. Specifically, Formula Multimedia failed to submit to the Communications Commission the statistical reporting forms for the second quarter of 2026: Form 1.5 – Sources of Broadcaster Financing; Form 1.6 – Paid and Free Services Provided to the Broadcaster; and Form 1.7 – Funding Provided by Legal Entities/Individuals, reported...

As part of the Youth Event Support Programme of LEPL Youth Agency, the Communications Commission delivered a training session on “Effective Use of Artificial Intelligence” to 60 high-school students participating in a summer camp. The training, held at the Kvareli Justice Training Center, was led by Nino Gvagvalia and Salome Guguchia, trainers from ComCom’s Digital Support Programme.  In cooperation with the Youth Agency, ComCom conducted thematic training sessions for...

The Communications Commission, in cooperation with the Ministry of Education, Science and Youth of Georgia, organised an informational webinar for school teachers and principals titled “How to Teach Media Literacy?” Nearly 450 teachers interested in teaching media literacy attended the webinar and received detailed information about media literacy education.  During the webinar, member of the Communications Commission Natia Kukuladze talked about the importance and outcomes of...

In the second quarter of 2026, the total commercial advertising revenues of television and radio broadcasters increased by 46.7% year-on-year to GEL 25.8 million. In the case of TV broadcasters alone, revenues generated from commercial advertising increased by 53.5% to GEL 24 million. The television advertising revenue figures do not include data from Formula TV, due to the broadcaster’s failure to submit the required information.  In Q2 2026, direct advertising accounted for the...

The Communications Commission has fined TV Pirveli GEL 5,000 for violating the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting. Specifically, as a result of ComCom’s monitoring, which covered the period from 27 July through 28 July of this year, it was established that the broadcaster’s 11:00, 13:00, 15:00, and 20:00 news programmes contained instances of reporting news based on the broadcaster’s personal attitudes/opinions and of failing to present facts with due accuracy, in violation of the...

As part of the Thematic Youth Camp initiative of the LEPL Youth Agency, the Communications Commission delivered a training session on “Effective Use of Artificial Intelligence” to students participating in the professional skills summer school. The training was led by media literacy trainer Mariam Gugulashvili and Communications Commission representative Vera Prangishvili.  During the training, participants learned about AI tools and their purposeful and effective use,...

More than 60 new resources have been added to the Communications Commission’s media literacy platform “Media Key,” available at www.mediatsigniereba.ge. The platform now offers educational and discussion materials related to more than 200 films and animated movies. The project is an online educational platform developed based on the Finnish model, which has been recognised by the European Commission as an effective approach to promoting media literacy. The project aims to...

The Communications Commission has launched the Digital Support Programme in the Municipality of Vani. As part of the initiative, informational meetings were held with representatives of the local authorities, Town Hall representatives in the target villages, and the head of the local Resource Centre. ComCom representatives provided participants with detailed information about the programme.  The programme promotes the functional and practical use of the internet by local residents and is...

Member of the Communications Commission Ekaterine Imedadze took part in the conference “Infrastructure, Intelligence and Impact: The Path to a Sustainable Future,” organised by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the National Telecommunications Agency of Brazil (Anatel). The conference in Manaus was part of the Artificial Intelligence and Climate Institute (AICI) initiative and aimed to foster dialogue among high-level representatives of...

The Communications Commission has fined POSTV GEL 2,500 for violating the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting. Specifically, as a result of ComCom’s monitoring, which covered the period from 22 June through 23 June of this year, it was established that the news programmes aired on the channel contained instances of the broadcaster expressing personal opinions and failing to present facts with due accuracy, in violation of the requirements established by law.  The Law of Georgia on...