Reviewing the progress of Digital TV
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Issues included:
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the future of licensing and regulation DTTB coverage and uptake -
Australian content, and where it should fit in the future policy options -
plans for an indigenous DTV channel -
community TV’s digital ‘place in the sun’ -
HDTV, enhanced and multiview TV -
the datacasting trials -
the fate of the Productivity Commission report on broadcasting -
the mix-and-match combinations of channels and policies for multichannelling SEMINAR PROGRAM To read discussion openers comments from the seminar click on the links below: SESSION 1: (9:35-11:00) What the reviews are about James Cameron, Chief General Manager, Broadcasting Division, DCITA Giles Tanner, General Manager, ABA -
Overview of the policy issues in the reviews -
The policy framework we have now, and the future of licensing and regulation under that framework -
The review process: plans for receiving submissions and producing final outcomes SESSION 2: (11:20-12:50) How the reviews look, from 3 different sectors Ian McGarrity, Chairman, Digital Broadcasting Australia Creina Chapman, Director, Regulatory & Corporate Affairs, PBL Media John Corker & Rachel Perkins, Indigenous Television Working Group Barry Melville, GM, Community Broadcasting Association of Australia; -
DTTB coverage and uptake; how are they going and what are their prospects -
Australian content: where does it fit under the various options? -
Plans and prospects for an indigenous DTV channel -
Community TV's digital 'place in the sun' SESSION 3: (1:40-3:20) Subscription and fta/open divergence and convergence Debra Richards, Executive Director, ASTRA Ian McGill, Partner, Communications, Media & Technology Group, Allens Arthur Robinson Paul Walsh, Network Manager Regulatory, Network Ten -
Subscription and free-to-air viewpoints and issues -
Should we look at more original and creative policies? -
High-Definition, enhanced and interactive TV SESSION 4: (3.40-5:00) New and different services and approaches Graeme Barclay, Managing Director, Broadcast Australia Stuart Simson, Executive Chairman, eMitch Ltd Bridget Godwin, Manager, Regulatory & Business Affairs, Seven Network -
Datacasting: alive, growing and heralding convergence? -
Whatever happened to the PC report? -
Multichannelling: the mix and match combinations of channels and policies Click here for details of another seminar which focused on the market aspects of DTV.
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