Communications report 2008-09

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22 January 2010This report provides a overview of developments in the Australian telecommunications industry for 2008-09 and also covers many aspects of the broadcasting and radiocommunications industries.
The report provides an overview of the telecommunications industry including service developments and industry performance in meeting statutory service obligations and reports on the development of the digital economy and its impacts on the telecommunications and broadcasting sectors. It also examines how Australians are using digital communications and media to participate in the digital economy.

Data in the report is drawn from a range of sources including information reported by industry to the ACMA, the ACMA's research using third-party public sources and commissioned surveys and analysis.

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Publisher TypeGovernment or Gov agency
CoverageAustralia
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