ACMA - ACMA News – March 2012

Media release: Statement regarding NDS reports (30 Mar)
Announcement: IFC 08/2012 Proposed updates to the spectrum licence framework (30 Mar, closes 15 May)
Media release: Is your computer infected with DNSChanger? (29 Mar)
Media release: ACMA finds 2DAY's Kyle & Jackie O Show breached decency (27 Mar)
Media release: Vacations4you to lift its telemarketing game (22 Mar)
Announcement: IFC 07/2012 ACMA proposes new standard for aeronautical equipment (22 Mar, closes 29 Apr)
Announcement: ACMA makes new Commercial Radio Standards (21 Mar)
Announcement: 6NW breaches licence condition (19 Mar)
Announcement: Submissions to IFC 54/2011 - Numbering matters affecting public (16 Mar)
Media release: Take a Stand Together' — ACMA supports the National Day of Action Against Bullying and Violence (15 Mar)
Announcement: C31 breached licence condition (15 Mar)
Media release: Expansion of commercial radio services in remote areas of central and north-east Australia (15 Mar)
Media release: ACMA consulting on alternative channel allocation for the open narrowcasting television service in Darwin (14 Mar)
Announcement: IFC 06/2012 Comments sought on a possible alternative channel allocation for the Darwin open narrowcasting television service to the channel proposed in the Draft Licence Area Plan – Darwin Television (14 Mar, closes 13 Apr)
Announcement: Allocation of spectrum licences in the 27 GHz band by auction or pre-determined price (14 Mar, registration closes 13 Apr)
Announcement: The March edition of the AP Update is available (9 Mar)
Announcement: Submissions to IFC 55/2011 - ACMA proposes draft Television Licence Area Plans for Regional Victoria, Mildura/Sunraysia, and Griffith and the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area (7 Mar)
Media release: Spam Act undertaking accepted from EventsHQ (7 Mar)
Announcement: Submissions to IFC 50/2011 - Telephone numbering–Future directions (6 Mar)
Announcement: New Eligible Drama Expenditure Scheme results (6 Mar)
Announcement: More unlicensed broadcasting stations shut down (5 Mar)
Media release: Tougher rules for mobile premium services (1 Mar)