Regulation of the competition policy through the process of digital switchover in Georgia

News 19 March 2013

This document comprises IDFI's views concerning Regulation of the competition policy through the process of digital switchover in Georgia as well as concerns to Georgia’s international obligation - guaranteeing every citizen with free or low-cost access to the digital broadcasting./public/upload/Digital/DSO Strategy IDFI - English(1).pdf

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