We are reviewing the broadcasting regulatory framework to make sure it can accommodate the next wave of innovation in the media sector.
We are reviewing the broadcasting regulatory framework to make sure it can accommodate the next wave of innovation in the media sector. Members of the public, as well as the broadcasting and manufacturing industries, are invited to give their views.
The review follows the switchover from analog to digital-only television broadcasting. Much of the regulation that planned the conversion process is no longer needed. This gives Australia an opportunity to consider what other reforms could be needed for the future of free-to-air television broadcasting.
The Minister’s keynote speech 'Spectrum in the Age of Digital Innovation' listed strategic principles for a future broadcasting framework:
This review is part of the broader review into Australia's spectrum management framework.
Published 27th Jan 2015
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We are reviewing the broadcasting regulatory framework to make sure it can accommodate the next wave of innovation in the media sector.
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The following formal submissions have been made public.
aDigitalife
Ai Group
Alan Hughes
Alan McBain
Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN)
Australian Computer Society (ACS)
Australian Subscription Television and Radio Association (ASTRA)
BAI
Brian McCarty
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