discussion on Television audience measurements in Georgia:

Transparency International Georgia Invites you to a discussion on Television audience measurements in Georgia:

Free General English Enrichment Course for Journalists

British Council in Georgia is pleased to announce an 8-month free English Language Enrichment Course in General English for journalists of Georgian media: print, TV and radio.

Announcement of investment opportunity in the Republic of Georgia

The Georgian National Communications Commission have pleasure in announcing an open competitive contest for spectrum resources that will enable the winners to construct and operate up to five national terrestrial digital broadcasting multiplex platforms in Georgia.

Meeting with Vaughan Smith founder of The Frontline Club London

Professional Development Seminar in New Media

Election Media Monitoring Kicks Off

A new round of media monitoring ahead of 15 June local self-governance elections will be announced at a round table on 21 March 2014, 12:00, Courtyard Marriott Hotel, Tbilisi. 

Journalism Course - Private Practices: Exploring the Privatisation of Education

Transitions, a Prague-based media training organization, is looking for motivated journalists to participate in an intensive, one-month online program, scheduled to take place from mid-March to mid-April. This course is designed to provide participants with all the skills they need to know to write effectively on one of the most important challenges facing the education sector: privatisation. 

Nations Journalism Fellowships

The Dag Hammarskjöld Fund for Journalists is now accepting applications from professional journalists from developing countries for its 2014 fellowship program. The application deadline is March 31, 2014.  

Private Practices: Exploring the Privatization of Education - overview

Transitions, a Prague-based media training organization, is looking for motivated journalists to participate in an intensive, one-month online program, scheduled to take place in March. This course is designed to provide participants with all the skills they need to know to write effectively on one of the most important challenges facing the education sector: privatization. 

Non-governmental sector and media against corruption

18 January, 10 a.m., in Betsy Hotel (32-34 Makashvili Street), by participation of Tajikistan Anticorruption Strategy governmental and civil society representatives will be held round table on the topic:  Non-governmental sector and media against corruption.