Organisation
Australian Communications and Media Authority
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Acronym:
ACMA
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Report
Communications report 2008-09
This 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...
Annual Report
Australian Communications and Media Authority: annual report 2008-2009
Annual report of the Commonwealth of Australia communications and broadcasting regulatory authority: the Australian Communications and Media Authority
Report
Attitudes towards use of personal information online
This qualitative research report focuses on adult Australians who are users of digital media and communications. It provides an understanding of attitudes towards disclosure of personal information when using the internet or other digital media and communications such as mobiles or other devices. It indicates that Australians are aware of risks and taking responsibility for...
Discussion paper
Remote Indigenous broadcasting services: licensing arrangements for radio providers
The Australian Communications and Media Authority has released a discussion paper proposing simplified licensing procedures that would apply to remote Indigenous broadcasting services known as 'RIBS radio'. ‘The ACMA identified an opportunity to relieve providers of remote Indigenous broadcasting services of a significant administrative burden. These broadcasters typically serve small and isolated communities in locations...
Report
Adult digital media literacy needs
This qualitative research report focuses on non-use and limited use of internet and mobile phones by adult Australians. It provides an understanding of explaining factors such as lack of skills, motivation or economic circumstances, and how the digital media literacy of these groups might be increased.