Evelina Abraitytė

CRA: LITHUANIA IS BEHIND THE NORTHERN COUNTRIES IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEVELOPMENT (2023 rugsėjo 21 d.)

In 2022, Lithuania, like the other Baltic countries, has fallen behind its Scandinavian neighbours in most statistical indicators of electronic communications, according to statistics compiled by “Nordic-Baltic Telecom Market”.

CRA HAS BECOME A TRUSTED SPEAKER ON DISCORD (2023 gruodžio 27 d.)

The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has become a trusted speaker on the social network Discord.

THE CHAIR OF CRA: WE HAVE TAKEN CARE OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE BUT FORGOTTEN THE USERS (2023 spalio 27 d.)

Digital public services in Lithuania are well-developed and well ahead of the EU average, according to the European Commission's first Digital Decade report.

Winners of the second 5G auction confirmed (2022 rugsėjo 8 d.)

The Council of the Communications Regulatory Authority (RRT) has approved the winners of the second 5G auction of the year, for the use of the 713-733 MHz and 768-788 MHz radio frequency bands.

CRA: LITHUANIAN POST FINED FOR NON-COMPLIANCE WITH QUALITY INDICATORS (2023 lapkričio 17 d.)

The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has imposed a fine of €184,489 on the limited liability company Lithuanian Post for failure to meet the quality indicators set out in the legislation.

THE HEAD OF THE INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION HAS IDENTIFIED THREE WAYS TO COMBINE AGEING AND DIGITALISATION (2023 lapkričio 6 d.)

The ageing of society and digital progress are two phenomena that will only increase in the future.

CRA RECEIVED 78% MORE REPORTS OF CONTENT PROHIBITED FOR DISTRIBUTION AND HARMFUL TO MINORS (2023 spalio 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”).

WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD FOR THE ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS SECTOR? (2023 lapkričio 15 d.)

The electronic communications sector is an engine of innovation and progress, where regulation needs to meet its objectives and adapt to market trends, according to the European Commission’s insights from a summary of more than 400 opinions received during the consultation.