Georgian Public Broadcaster

Georgian Public Broadcaster, a state-owned entity headquartered in Georgia, functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer. Established as the national public broadcaster of Georgia in 2004 following the adoption of the Law on Broadcasting, the organization, which traces its radio broadcasting origins to 1925 and television broadcasting to 1956, employs approximately 260 individuals. Its main product encompasses broadcast television and radio. The organization's First Channel reaches 85% of the Georgian population, while its Second Channel reaches 55%. Additionally, Georgian TV's programming is accessible via satellite and the Internet in numerous European and Asian countries.