Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Spectrum Review Issues Paper outlining the proposed terms of reference for the review. Free TV Australia represents all of Australia’s commercial free-to-air television broadcasters. In 2014 commercial free-to-air television remains the most popular source of entertainment and information for Australians, with our members providing 15 channels of content across a broad range of genres, as well as rich online and mobile offerings, all at no cost to the public. While the proposed terms of reference for the Spectrum Review provide a broad scope for the consideration of spectrum management issues, Free TV members consider it absolutely critical that any such consideration recognises the ongoing va...
The already intensive use of the radiofrequency spectrum for wireless communication systems continue...
As a result of recent technological developments, identical services can now be transmitted using te...
The already intensive use of the radiofrequency spectrum for wireless communication systems continue...
Free TV Australia is the peak industry body representing each of Australia’s commercial free-to-air ...
This submission, by a former television producer and senior academic and a leading Australian screen...
Australian free-to-air (FTA) television broadcasters (Broadcasters) are enhancing their content offe...
Abstract: Broadcasting policy has traditionally been supported by a 'command-and-control '...
Free-to-air television stations remain the most popular source of programming, even in pay TV househ...
Following the release of a consultation paper seeking comments on the allocation and licence paramet...
The report outlines recommended changes to improve Australia\u27s spectrum management framework. The...
New technologies provide new opportunities for radio spectrum allocation and frequency use. This art...
This paper comments on the role of the market and the role of the regulator and regulatory tests suc...
A review of the relative merits of various terrestrial and satellite technologies for digital radio ...
This paper starts a discussion about some of the issues for the future technical migration of free-t...
Given its significant technological advantages compared to analog broadcasting, digital television (...
The already intensive use of the radiofrequency spectrum for wireless communication systems continue...
As a result of recent technological developments, identical services can now be transmitted using te...
The already intensive use of the radiofrequency spectrum for wireless communication systems continue...
Free TV Australia is the peak industry body representing each of Australia’s commercial free-to-air ...
This submission, by a former television producer and senior academic and a leading Australian screen...
Australian free-to-air (FTA) television broadcasters (Broadcasters) are enhancing their content offe...
Abstract: Broadcasting policy has traditionally been supported by a 'command-and-control '...
Free-to-air television stations remain the most popular source of programming, even in pay TV househ...
Following the release of a consultation paper seeking comments on the allocation and licence paramet...
The report outlines recommended changes to improve Australia\u27s spectrum management framework. The...
New technologies provide new opportunities for radio spectrum allocation and frequency use. This art...
This paper comments on the role of the market and the role of the regulator and regulatory tests suc...
A review of the relative merits of various terrestrial and satellite technologies for digital radio ...
This paper starts a discussion about some of the issues for the future technical migration of free-t...
Given its significant technological advantages compared to analog broadcasting, digital television (...
The already intensive use of the radiofrequency spectrum for wireless communication systems continue...
As a result of recent technological developments, identical services can now be transmitted using te...
The already intensive use of the radiofrequency spectrum for wireless communication systems continue...