Chairman of the Communications Commission, Goga Gulordava, and ComCom member Ivane Makharadze held a working meeting with representatives of up to 40 television broadcasters. The meeting served as a platform for exchanging views on significant issues, challenges, and current topical matters in the media sector. The Chairman addressed the broadcasters and presented ComCom’s vision regarding the issues under discussion. According to him, the Commission is interested in maintaining close ...

The Communications Commission continues to implement the Digital Support Programme in Martvili, within the framework of which it trained the administrative staff and teachers of the Kindergarten Union on digital literacy and purposeful use of the internet. As part of the programme, 34 trainings have already been conducted in Martvili, and 560 local residents have been trained. Participants attend the trainings free of charge and receive guidance on important topics such as searching for the ...

The Communications Commission, based on an assessment of the current situation and challenges in the radio broadcasting sector, has decided to divide the territory of Georgia into 32 broadcasting zones. The relevant amendments were introduced to the 2006 Resolution on the Zonal Division of Local Broadcasting. Prior to adopting the amendments, the Commission held active consultations with the representatives of radio broadcasters. Taking into account the information and needs expressed by the ...

By decision of the Communications Commission, the radio broadcasting licenses of the following four broadcasters have been extended by 10 years: TV and Radio Company Odishi, TV-Stili, Patriarchate Radio Iveria, and Media Group. All four broadcasters applied for an extension of their license terms. In accordance with the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting, the Commission reviewed the applications and extended the validity of their radio broadcasting licenses for 10 years, until 2036.

Chairman of the Communications Commission, Goga Gulordava, met with the Economic Attaché of the Embassy of the United States in Georgia, Kristin Rodriguez. The meeting was also attended by ComCom member Ekaterine Imedadze and representatives of the Commission. During the meeting, Goga Gulordava and ComCom representatives provided detailed information to Kristin Rodriguez about the Commission’s mandate and the current situation in the sectors under its regulatory scope. During the ...

Chairman of the Communications Commission, Goga Gulordava, met with the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Belarus to Georgia, Nikolai Rogashchuk. During the introductory meeting, the Ambassador congratulated Mr. Gulordava on his election as Chairman of the Commission and wished him success in his future work. The parties discussed the current environment in Georgia’s telecommunications sector and media landscape. The ComCom Chairman provided detailed ...

In 2025, the total commercial advertising revenue of television and radio broadcasters increased by 37.4% compared to the same period of the previous year, reaching GEL 106.8 million. For television broadcasters alone, commercial advertising revenue grew by 43%, amounting to GEL 99.2 million.  In 2025, the largest share of TV advertising revenues (82.3%) was generated from direct advertising, amounting to GEL 81.7 million. Revenues from product placement accounted for 10.7%, totaling GEL ...

According to a 2025 study by UNESCO, media literacy as an independent school subject is taught only in 8 out of 194 countries worldwide, and Georgia is among them. The study, conducted by UNESCO’s Media and Information Literacy and Digital Competencies Department, is titled “Media and Information Literacy for All: Bridging the Gaps.” It aims to assess the status of media and information literacy (MIL) integration into formal education systems and the development of national ...

The Communications Commission has extended the radio broadcasting licenses of Radio Georgian Times, Radio Holding Fortuna and Kvemo Kartli TV and Radio Company by 10 years. All three companies applied for an extension of their license terms. In accordance with the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting, ComCom extended their licenses until 2036. The license fees amounted to GEL 10,692 for Radio Georgian Times, GEL 2,835 for Radio Holding Fortuna, and GEL 6,885 for Kvemo Kartli TV and Radio Company. The ...

The Communications Commission did not uphold the complaint filed by Broadcasting Company Hereti, operating under the brand name Radio Tbilisi FM93.5, against Teleimedi. The complaint, submitted under Article 52 (paragraphs 1, 2, 3, and 12) of the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting, concerned information aired in Teleimedi’s programme “Imedis Kvira.” According to the complainant, Teleimedi disseminated inaccurate, misleading, and reputation-damaging information about Radio Tbilisi ...