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Nokia Corporation to audit SMS marketing
The ACMA has accepted an enforceable undertaking, including correctional measures, from one of the world’s largest mobile phone manufacturers, Nokia Corporation.
The ACMA commenced an investigation into the Finnish company’s SMS marketing activity after complaints that customers could not work out how to unsubscribe from ‘tips’ sent by Nokia. In particular, the messages did not include details of how Nokia could be contacted, as required by the Spam Act 2003. Read More ...
Vodafone Hutchison commits to improved Do Not Call compliance
The ACMA has accepted an enforceable undertaking from Vodafone Hutchison Australia to rein in wayward dealers telemarketing the products of Vodafone and 3 Mobile after receiving complaints about unsolicited calls from consumers on the Do Not Call Register.
‘Compliance with the Do Not Call Register Act 2006 needs to be considered by telecommunications carriers across their entire dealer network,’ said ACMA Chairman, Chris Chapman. Read More ...
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After consideration of submissions received in its recent public consultation process, the ACMA has made the Telecommunications (Payphones Performance Benchmarks) Record-Keeping Rules 2012. More ...
The ACMA has found the licensee of NRN (Eleven) Ballina NSW breached the Broadcasting Services Act 1992. The breach occurred because of a technical fault and NRN have taken steps to prevent recurrence. More ...
The ACMA is considering the future technological evolution of free-to-air television after the transition to digital television is complete. More ...
In the opening days of the Australian Open Tennis, ACMA Field Operations staff have been busy resolving a variety of interference issues with on site radio communications devices. More ...
The ACMA is seeking public comment on a proposal to vary the licence area plan for Brisbane Radio to change the technical specifications of radio service 4KQ to reflect its current operating conditions. More ...
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