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Audrius Perkauskas

Audrius Perkauskas

Deputy Head of Unit, Audiovisual and Media Policy, DG CONNECT, European Commission

Audrius Perkauskas is deputy head of unit “Audiovisual and Media Services Policy” at the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (CONNECT). During his 20 years at the Commission and DG Connect, Audrius Perkauskas has acquired the experience of policy-making and regulation in several areas related to digital economy and society and/or media: telecoms, data economy, copyright, audiovisual regulation, media freedom and pluralism, media literacy. Before joining the European Commission, Audrius Perkauskas worked as a lawyer, lecturer at Vilnius University and advisor to the President of the Republic of Lithuania. Audrius Perkauskas studied law at Vilnius University (LLM, PhD) and the University of Cambridge (LLM).

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