Premium Insights and analysis Refriending Australia: Facebook’s digital gunboat diplomacy Communications & Technology What did the government give ground on to Facebook on Tuesday? The clarifications and amendments seem to be cloaked in the material of a white
Tom Burton: 2Day, effective regulation isn't a reality show March 5, 2015 By Tom Burton Features In the world of media regulation it was once fashionable among libertarian commentators to declare that no one ever died from the media. After the
ACMA vindicated over probe into radio prank turned deadly March 4, 2015 By Myriam Robin News Australia’s media regulator says it now has clarity after the High Court ruled it was right to find radio operator 2DayFM in breach of its licence
Regulation with a nudge: ACMA learns its pressure points March 4, 2015 By Stephen Easton Features The hallmark of a good regulatory framework is predictability, according to Australian Communications and Media Authority chief Chris Chapman, and that comes from a consistent approach
ACMA on world-beating path in converged media future December 16, 2014 By Stephen Easton Features The Australian Communications and Media Authority now believes more than half of its activities demonstrate world-leading performance, based on a new self-assessment report to be
Royal phone prank case tests media regulator's limits November 14, 2014 By Myriam Robin News A case involving 2Day FM and the Australian Communications and Media Authority has the potential to dramatically extend the powers of the broadcast regulator at
