Member of the Communications Commission Natia Kukuladze and Head of Media Literacy Department Mariam Dakhundaridze took part in the conference “To Educate or to Ban: Breaking the Impasse,” organised by the Liaison Centre for Education and Media Information of France (CLEMI). Within the framework of the event, ComCom representatives held a working meeting with the Director for International Cooperation and Head of Media Literacy Service of the French regulator ARCOM.  During the ...

The Media Lab of the Communications Commission has held a seminar for startuppers on the subject of “Marketing in the Age of AI,” which was chaired by founder of 10xSeo, David Tsilosani. During the meeting, the trainer talked about such important issues as the evolution of marketing; changes in consumer behavior based on language models; a new paradigm of competition in the world of language models; how language model search works, and how to get into recommendations. In addition, ...

The Communications Commission has launched the Digital Support Programme in the Municipality of Sachkhere, holding informational meetings in the target villages of Argveti, Bakhioti, Chala, Chalovani, Chikha, Darka, Ghona, Itavaza, Jalaurta, Jria, Korbouli, Kveda Orghuli, Kvemo Khevi, Mokhva, Nigvzara, Perevi, Sareki, Bajiti, Shomakheti and Tskhami. The meetings were attended by the World Bank's digital development specialist Himmat Singh Sandhu.  As part of the Digital Support Programme, ...

The Communications Commission has fined Spero TV GEL 2,500 for violating the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting. Specifically, the Commission received a complaint from citizen K.K. in August of this year, alleging that the broadcaster had spread false information about him in one of its stories and on social media. Based on the decision of the Commission, K.K. appealed to the self-regulatory body of Spero TV, and received a letter a month and a half later stating that the complaint was not ...

The Communications Commission has launched the Digital Support Programme in the Municipality of Sachkhere. Within the framework of the project, the Commission organised an informational meeting at Sachkhere Town Hall, which was attended by the Mayor of Sachkhere, as well as representatives of the local government, administration and resource centre.  As part of the Digital Support Programme, residents of the target settlements in Sachkhere will be able to receive free training in digital ...

The Communications Commission has drawn up a violation report against POSTV for covering a public opinion poll in violation of the law.  The monitoring conducted by the Commission revealed that on 11 September, the broadcaster covered a public opinion poll in violation of the law. Specifically, POSTV published the poll without indicating who commissioned the poll or whether the poll was paid or free. According to the Election Code of Georgia, when reporting the results of a public opinion ...

The Communications Commission has announced the second Media Literacy Olympiad for teachers and students. Held within the framework of UNESCO's Global Media and Information Literacy Week, the event is designed to raise awareness about media literacy in schools.   The Olympiad is open to teams composed of I-V and VI-XII grade students, each led by one teacher. Teams must produce a video, presentation, comic or digital poster on the topic of “Artificial Intelligence and Disinformation ...

In the second quarter of 2025, TV broadcasters collected a total of GEL 15.6 million in commercial advertising revenues. The information supplied by broadcasters to the Communications Commission under the Law on Broadcasting shows that the following companies spent the most money procuring advertising on Teleimedi, Rustavi 2, PosTV, Formula and TV Pirveli in Q2 2025: Teleimedi collected between GEL 100,000 and GEL 500,000 in advertising revenues from Coca-Cola Bottlers Georgia, Diplomat ...

Member of the Communications Commission Ekaterine Imedaze and IR Department representative Mzia Gogilashvili took part in the 25th Global Symposium for Regulators (GSR-25). One of the key outcomes of the symposium was the adoption of the GSR Best Practice Guidelines (GSR), which set out a future vision for the regulation of global digital markets. The Communications Commission was actively involved in the consultation process and presented its vision both in the format of a roundtable of heads ...