Friday, 22 September 2006

AMTA Snapshot Edition 33

CEO round-up of AMTA conference
AMTA’s annual conference provided delegates with a wide ranging commentary on issues/trends impacting on the mobile sector. AMTA Chair Holly Kramer set the scene on day one for a very strong program of insights from political, regulatory and industry leaders along with valuable perspectives from various industry partners.
Minister acknowledges industry’s role in developing robust safeguards for children
The Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, Senator Helen Coonan, acknowledged AMTA’s continued efforts in developing the Mobile Premium Services Industry Scheme, which is being considered by the Australian Communications and Media Authority.
Minister launches new Str8tlk website at AMTA Conference
The Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, Senator Helen Coonan, launched AMTA’s new website, Str8tlk, at the AMTA Annual Conference in Sydney this week.
Time for a reality check on industry red tape, says Labor
The Shadow Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Senator Stephen Conroy, announced Labor’s Reality Check on Red Tape at AMTA’s Annual Conference in Sydney yesterday.
Minister says next challenge is relationship of carriers with local councils
The Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts. Senator Helen Coonan, acknowledged the work of the Mobile Carriers Forum in the rollout of infrastructure for mobile phones at the Annual Conference of AMTA this week.
PM's XI Cricket v England
AMTA's marquee at the PM's XI cricket match against England on Friday 10 November 2006 for Members and Government Officials should not be missed. Staged at historic Manuka Oval, Canberra, this occasion provides a unique networking opportunity.
Youngsters 'safer' with mobiles
Almost eight in ten 12-year-olds in the UK felt safer having a mobile phone, a new survey has found.
AFL Legends and Brisbane City Council help MobileMuster
AFL Legends Shane Crawford (Hawthorn), Justin Leppitsch (Brisbane Lions) and Brisbane City Council are helping MobileMuster collect mobile phones for recycling in Melbourne and Brisbane this week.
Policy/Research Officer
AMTA has an opening for a full-time Policy/Research Officer based in Canberra. We are looking for a self starter who can work in a small enthusiastic team.

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