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ACMA takes alleged SMS spammers to court
In a local first, the Australian Communications and Media Authority said it has commenced proceedings in the Federal Court in Brisbane against several companies over unsolicited SMS spam.
Staff Writers
Jan 14 2009, 8:01AM
Collaboration
ACMA response to Hyarchis alleged spam breach
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has released a detailed response to claims by Hyarchis that its formal warning over alleged spam activities was unfair.
Staff Writers
Nov 27 2008, 7:29AM
Security
Hyarchis sets record straight on spam warning
Hyarchis has described the formal warning issued to it by ACMA over alleged SMS spam as a ‘slap in the face’ that sets a dangerous precedent for the entire web marketing industry.
Ry Crozier
Nov 25 2008, 7:56AM
Security
Hyarchis busted in ACMA spam crackdown
Premium SMS provider Hyarchis Company is the latest to feature on a growing hitlist of firms caught by the Australian Communications and Media Authority for alleged breaches of the Spam Act.
Staff Writers
Nov 20 2008, 10:29AM
Security
Senator Conroy expands reach of net filters to "unwanted content"
Senator Conroy has continued to expand the reach of his proposed mandatory net filters, saying that he will block up to 10,000 new sites that contain “unwanted material”.
Staff Writers
Nov 14 2008, 1:21AM
Collaboration
The Ad company comes under fire from ACMA
The Australian Communications and Media Authority has issued a formal warning to The Ad Company Pty Ltd for alleged breaches of the Spam Act 2003.
Staff Writers
Nov 5 2008, 1:33PM
Security
Dodo flies in face of Do Not Call register
Telco upstart Dodo has been fined $147,400 after an offshore call centre it used called numbers listed on the Do Not Call register.
Staff Writers
Oct 23 2008, 8:04AM
Collaboration
Brisbane ISP charges customers to make complaints
‘Impecunious’ Brisbane-based ISP, We.net.au, has been fined over $8,000 for trying to charge fees to customers that complained about them to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO).
Staff Writers
Oct 18 2008, 7:52AM
Collaboration
Aussie web retailer shamed as spammer
Best Buy Australia has been fined $4,400 for sending emails to people after they had requested to be removed from the mailing list.
Staff Writers
Sep 6 2008, 9:22AM
Software
ACMA approves online content code of practice
The Australian Communications and Media Authority [ACMA] has approved the industry code of practice for web and mobile content providers
Dylan Bushell-Embling
Jul 18 2008, 3:37PM
Collaboration
ACMA: Telcos maintain high service standard
Australia’s leading telcos put in a strong performance in meeting new connection and fault repair standards.
Staff Writers
Jan 15 2007, 3:14PM
Mobility
ACMA’s ‘one click’ anti-spam button
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) released SpamMATTERS, a one-click button which deletes and reports spam to the government regulator.
Staff Writers
May 31 2006, 9:32AM
Security
ISPs keeping compliant
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has reported that local ISPs are doing their part for online consumer safety.
Staff Writers
May 11 2006, 1:40PM
Collaboration
ACMA cans spammer
The ACMA has reported that it has successfully prosecuted a case against the first person and company to be convicted under the Australian Spam Act.
Staff Writers
Apr 19 2006, 3:07PM
Security
ACMA to force anti-spam on ISPs
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is forcing ISPs and email service providers to provide spam filtering options to their subscribers.
Tim Lohman
Mar 28 2006, 3:01PM
Security
ACMA flags digital radio standards
The Australian Communications and Media Authority has moved to clarify the future of digital radio in this country.
Tim Lohman
Nov 9 2005, 4:15PM
Mobility
Australians go zombie hunting
A zombie-hunting program has been launched by the ACMA, in a bid to identify infected computers which have Australian internet addresses.
Vivienne Fisher
Nov 7 2005, 2:44PM
Security
Federal court issues interim injunctions against Clarity1
Interim injunctions have been issued by a federal court under the Spam Act against Clarity1.
Vivienne Fisher
Jul 21 2005, 4:14PM
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