The ‘convergence phenomena’ from a regulator’s perspective

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01 June 2011Australian Communications and Media Authority Chairman, Chris Chapman, detailed his learnings and experiences from being at the coal face of regulatory convergence over the last five years, in a speech to the Communications and Media Lawyers Association (CAMLA) in Sydney.

The speech is titled: 'The 'convergence phenomena' from a regulator's perspective'. It marks the ACMA's first public contribution to the Federal Government's Convergence Review.

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