Recommendations for Teachers and Parents on How to Help Children Learn Safely and Effectively Online (2020 April 10 d.)
With the start of the distance education process in Lithuania, children spend a lot of time online and organizing virtual lessons poses new challenges for both students and teachers.
Lithuanian experts shared experience on the issues of radio spectrum management and open internet principles in Georgia (2019 February 25 d.)
On 19-20 February 2019 in Tbilisi (Georgia), the Communications Regulatory Authority (RRT) experts conducted seminars on the issues of radio spectrum management and open internet principles for representatives of the Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC), ministries, other state authorities, electronic communication services providers, and operators.
Certificates for website authentication
A certificate for website authentication means an attestation that makes it possible to authenticate a website and links the website to the natural or legal person to whom the certificate is issued.
In Quarter II of 2020, RRT received 284 reports about illegal or harmful content on the Internet and the need for assistance to social network users keeps growing (2020 July 28 d.)
In Quarter II of 2020, the Communications Regulatory Authority of the Republic of Lithuania (RRT) received 284 reports of illegal or harmful internet content via the internet hotline ”Clean Internet”.
CRA RECEIVED 78% MORE REPORTS OF CONTENT PROHIBITED FOR DISTRIBUTION AND HARMFUL TO MINORS (2023 October 18 d.)
The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) received 747 reports of content on the internet that is illegal and harmful to minors during the third quarter of this year via the hotline “Švarus internetas” (“Clean Internet”).
New rules for rail transport operators on how and what information to publish (2023 August 1 d.)
The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has adopted rules on the provision of information to the rail transport market regulator.
Open Internet Access
Open Internet Access and Network Neutrality The EU Open Internet Access Policy ensures the end-user the right to access and distribute information and content on the Internet via their Internet access service regardless of the applications, equipment, or Internet access provider the end-user choses to do so.
EU Twinning project finalises its activities in support of National Commission for State Regulation of Communications and Informatisation of Ukraine (2021 October 29 d.)
On Friday, 29 October 2021, the Closing Conference of the EU-funded Twinning Project “Strengthening the Regulatory Capacity of the National Communications Regulatory and Informatization Commission in the Areas of Market Access and Quality of Service Monitoring System” was held in Kyiv.
The European Commission is conducting the open public consultation on revising the eIDAS Regulation. (2020 August 11 d.)
With the adoption of the eIDAS Regulation in 2014, the EU broke new ground globally by introducing a first cross-border framework for trusted digital identities and the so-called trust services such as electronic signatures that can be used to sign documents in the online world in the same way as signing with a pen in the offline world.