The Media Academy of the Communications Commission resumes its Masterclass series with a series of 6 online video lectures by Natia Abramia, Change and Improvement Manager at the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). Ms. Abramia will share her 16 years of experience in BBC with the viewers, who will learn how to manage media projects and creative teams with limited resources, while constantly improving quality and saving time. Natia Abramia’s masterclass lectures are already available ...

The Media Academy of the Communications Commission, in cooperation with Digital Road Studios and in partnership with Georgia’s Innovation and Technology Agency, hosted a game development conference organised by the Media Lab. The two-day event was opened by Head of the Media Lab Rusudan Chachanidze and GITA strategic development specialist Zurab Dzidziguri. The conference was attended by local and international game developers. During the event, startuppers worked with experts who shared ...

The Communications Commission has issued written warnings to TV Pirveli for violating product placement regulations, Rustavi 2 - for advertising hard alcoholic drinks, and Alt-Info - for broadcasting a programme in a foreign language without the mandatory subtitles in the state language.  With regards to TV Pirveli, the case concerns the show Morning Live, which became subject to monitoring by the Communications Commission to establish the broadcaster’s compliance with product ...

The Communications Commission and Kutaisi International University will implement joint projects in the fields of digital communication technologies and media literacy. Within the framework of the cooperation, the parties will share internationally recognised educational and scientific resources and hold training sessions, seminars and conferences for students and lecturers with the participation of local and international experts. Joint projects will also be implemented with the involvement of ...

The Communications Commission has trained 190 students of Public Schools N2 and N4 in Zugdidi in media literacy skills. Seminars for the primary and high school students were held as part of the “Media Economics” and “Happy Onlife” projects of the Communications Commission. Similar seminars have already taken place in Telavi, Gurjaani, Zestaponi, Kutaisi, Senaki and Lanchkhuti. Around 1000 public school students have been trained in media literacy skills in total. IX and ...

Representatives of the Communications Commission presented the latest regulatory and development trends in the Georgian telecom sector to American and European partners. The participants of the meeting, which was organised by the United States Commercial Law Development program (CLDP), learned about the regulation of competition in the field of broadcasting and electronic communications, the powers of the Communications Commission to enforce competition laws, and the latest trends on the ...

The Communications Comission continues to train young people in media literacy skills. As part of the “Media Economics” and “Happy Onlife” projects, the Commission held seminars in Public School N1 in Senaki and Public School N3 in Lanchkhuti, where 252 primary and high school students developed their media literacy skills. The media literacy project “Media Economics,” which has been recognised as a successful and effective initiative by EU countries and the ...

Commissioner Natia Kukuladze opened a three-day event on the subject of “Competition in the Telecom Industry,” which was organised by the United States Commercial Law Development Program (CLDP). Opening speeches at the event were also made by the Political and Economic Counsellor to the U.S. Embassy Michael Honigstein, CLDP representatives Eric Wenz and Nicolette Mena, and the EU-Georgia Twinning Project advisor Justina Paulauskaite. In her opening speech, Natia Kukuladze emphasized ...

The Communications Commission has trained 310 students in media literacy skills. Seminars for the primary and high school students of Public Schools N1 and N4 in Zestaponi and Public Schools N23 and N32 in Kutaisi were held as part of the “Media Economics” and “Happy Onlife” projects of the Communications Commission. As part of the “Media Economics” project, IX and X grade students obtained full information about social media funding sources. They learned ...

The Communications Commission has delivered the successful Finnish children’s book series “Hello Ruby,” which has been acclaimed in 25 countries, to Public School N150 free of charge. Up to 116 primary school pupils will use the books Adventures in Coding and Journey inside the Computer, which aim to develop media literacy, critical thinking and analytical skills among the youngsters. The new textbooks were introduced to the children by the school’s IT teacher, who has ...