Looking for the best digital solutions created in Lithuania for the “World Summit Awards 2019’ (2019 April 29 d.)
Submission of applications for the national selection to the world contest of digital content solutions World Summit Awards 2019 starts.
ERGP calls on postal operators to review the fees charged for items sent to Ukraine (2022 March 9 d.)
On 8 March 2022, the European Group of Postal Regulators (ERGP), which also includes RRT as an active member, has called on postal operators to lower or abolish fees charged by them for sending parcels, including individual postal items containing medicine and humanitarian aid to Ukraine.
CRA used AI tool for illegal and harmful content detection listed as Baltic Sustainability Awards finalist (2022 November 23 d.)
AI tool for detecting illegal and harmful content (incl.
RRT publishes data on the electronic communications market for Quarter II 2020: the volumes of calls and Internet services grew rapidly (2020 September 14 d.)
The Communications Regulatory Authority of the Republic of Lithuania (RRT) publishes data on the electronic communications market for Quarter II 2020 that was affected by the lockdown imposed in Lithuania due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Electromagnetic disturbance emissions and effective use of radio frequencies tests
Reports on the Situation of European Internet Networks during COVID-19 – on the RRT Website (2020 April 15 d.)
The Communications Regulatory Authority of the Republic of Lithuania (RRT) wishes to inform you that the electronic communications regulatory authorities of the European Union have started collecting and sharing information on internet capacity and traffic loads during the COVID-19 pandemic in European states.
As the demand for Internet use grows, so does the spread of prohibited content: in 2020 RRT received 1373 reports about prohibited or harmful content to minors (2021 February 8 d.)
Throughout 2020, the Communications Regulatory Authority of the Republic of Lithuania (RRT) received 1373 reports of prohibited[1] or harmful internet content via the internet hotline ”Clean Internet”.
THE HEAD OF THE INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION HAS IDENTIFIED THREE WAYS TO COMBINE AGEING AND DIGITALISATION (2023 November 6 d.)
The ageing of society and digital progress are two phenomena that will only increase in the future.
Georgian colleagues gained experience in Vilnius in the field of website content monitoring (2019 April 8 d.)
On 4-5 April 2019, representatives of the Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC) visited Vilnius.