Mobile forum

Councils conference

Complaints stable

Premium services

In-flight mobiles

Airline safety

School mobiles

Industry advice

Scientific consensus

Spectrum management

Component pricing

Prepaid form

Accessible devices

EMF explained

 

WELCOME TO AMTA

Australian Mobile Telecommunication Association

AMTA is the peak industry body representing Australia’s mobile telecommunications industry. Its mission is “To promote an environmentally, socially and economically responsible and successful mobile telecommunications industry in Australia”.

Leading Australian expert to address public forum on mobile phones and health issues The Faculty of Life and Social Sciences and the Australian Centre for Radiofrequency Bioeffects Research (ACRBR) will host SW08: Wireless and Health "Unplugged and uncertain?" at Swinburne University, Melbourne, on November 12th, 2008, from 5.00 - 9.30pm.

AMTA and Local Councils meet in the Silver City AMTA was represented at this week’s NSW Local Government Association Annual Conference in Broken Hill with the Mobile Carriers Forum and Mobilemuster showcasing to more than 500 local government representatives.

No increase in rate of mobile premium service complaints, but industry committed to address issues The rate of consumer complaints about mobile premium services has not increased this year, according to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman’s (TIO) report released today.

Mobile phone industry releases consumer tips for premium SMS/MMS services The Australian mobile telecommunications industry has released a new guide to assist consumers gain affordable and responsible access to premium SMS/MMS services.The Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA), Chris Althaus, said the tips on accessing premium services were designed to give consumers practical advice on the dos and don’ts of signing up and to manage their useage.

Mobile phone industry welcomes ACMA’s views on in-flight mobile phone systems Mobile phones given the “all clear” in airline safety incident AMTA responds to calls to ban or restrict mobile phones at schools Industry advice assists consumers who have faulty handsets Scientific consensus finds no link between base stations and health effects Mobile industry urges certainty on key spectrum management decisions AMTA urges Federal Government to reconsider component pricing Bill Introduction of new prepaid mobile services form for retailers Making mobile devices more accessible to all Radio frequency and mobile phone health issues explained on new web portal

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