The Communications Regulatory Authority deregulates broadcasting markets (2023 rugpjūčio 1 d.)

The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has decided to deregulate the markets for broadcasting services - Broadcast Transmission Services and Broadcast Transmission Facility Services - and to lift the obligations imposed on the Lithuanian Radio and Television Centre and “Telia Lietuva”.

As from 1 February, the possibility of rising postal rates (2023 rugpjūčio 1 d.)

Universal postal service tariffs may increase from 1 February, according to a decision taken by the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA).

New stage: change your mobile service provider remotely (2023 rugpjūčio 1 d.)

As from 1 January, mobile users can now officially activate their services and change provider remotely.

The long-awaited changes are closer: phone numbers will now have 0 instead of 8 (2023 rugpjūčio 1 d.)

Back in 2002, when Lithuania was preparing to join the European Union, a change in the telephone numbering plan was launched.

CRA is preparing to become the national coordinator for digital services (2023 rugpjūčio 3 d.)

On 17 February next year, the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) is expected to become the National Coordinator for Digital Services in Lithuania to ensure the implementation of the Digital Services Act.

CRA launches geographic coverage survey on broadband networks (2023 rugpjūčio 3 d.)

In May, the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) launched a study on the geographical coverage of broadband networks.

CRA resolved 57% of consumer disputes amicably last year (2023 rugpjūčio 3 d.)

Wanting to change mobile operators before the end of the minimum contractual period of use, questions about charges for services, or frustration over damaged or missing postal item are the most common reasons why lawyers at the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) have to deal with consumer disputes.

CRA laboratory designated as EU testing institution (2023 rugpjūčio 3 d.)

After a six-month selection process, the European Commission has appointed the Communications Regulatory Authority’s (CRA) Kaunas laboratory as the first and only test facility in the European Union with the competence and the right to carry out market surveillance tests in the radio equipment sector for all EU Member States.