ACMA - ACMA News – July 2008

Announcement: Fixed-mobile Convergence and Fixed-mobile Substitution in Australia - a report (31 Jul)
Media release: Substitution of fixed-line by mobile services is now emerging, but prospects for convergence of fixed and mobile services low in the short-term, says ACMA (31 Jul)
Announcement: Closed environment testing of ISP-level internet content filtering - a report (28 Jul)
Announcement: IFC 11/2008 Ballot for Amateur 2 Letter Calls - WIA Process Paper (28 Jul, closes 28 Aug)
Media release: Expiry of temporary community radio licence in Cobar, NSW (21 Jul)
Media release: Broadcast of Californication episode breached code (18 Jul)
Media release: ACMA welcomes new Consumer Consultative Forum members (18 Jul)
Media release: ACMA to develop new representation guidelines for community broadcasters (17 Jul)
Media release: 2008 Communications Consumer Dialogue to focus on building communities through communications (17 Jul)
Media release: ACMA approves industry code of practice to protect children from unsuitable online and mobile phone content (16 Jul)
Media release: ACMA finds Ten breached Children’s Television Standards (15 Jul)
Media release: ACMA revises proposed channels for digital television repeater services in remote central and eastern Australia (15 Jul)
Announcement: ACMA online services outage on 12 July (11 Jul)
Media release: All commercial television networks exceeded Australian content in advertising quota for 2007 (8 Jul)
Announcement: Annual compliance results 2007 - Australian TV advertising (8 Jul)
Media release: Telephone numbers with new geographic prefixes issued in a number of areas of NSW, Queensland, South Australia and the Northern Territory (3 Jul)
Media release: ACMA accepts enforceable undertaking from Albany narrowcasting service (1 Jul)
Media release: ACMA makes frequency available for ABC News Radio in the Riverland region of South Australia (1 Jul)