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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�.

Radio frequency and mobile phone health issues explained on new web portal From time to time concerns are raised in the media and other places about the safety of mobile phones and towers. Media reports claim that research has found a possible link between mobiles and health effects. Then there are references to scientific studies giving mobiles the all clear.

Staying Connected - Corporate Social Responsibility Update 2008 This publication gives an overview of the programs undertaken by AMTA on behalf of its members to promote an industry that is environmentally sustainable, economically successful and socially responsible and in step with community needs and expectations.

Australian Mobile Telecommunications Industry Economic Significance and Contribution 2008 The report Australian Mobile Telecommunications Industry Economic Significance and Contribution 2008, produced by Access Economics, says the mobile telecommunications industry plays a key role in the Australian economy because the enabling technology drives productivity across all sectors, which results in its indirect contribution outweighing its direct impact on the economy.

Minister opens AMTA�s Technology Showcase at Parliament House The Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, Senator Stephen Conroy, launched AMTA�s new publication, Staying Connected, at AMTA�s Technology Showcase at Parliament House, Canberra, on Wednesday evening. AMTA�s Members exhibited their latest mobile telecommunications technology at the Showcase, giving MPs and Senators an opportunity to experience first hand their equipment�s capabilities.

Message from AMTA Chair on Staying Connected Record mobile phone shipments in the year to May, says the Canberra Times Rising Australian 3G mobile phone uptake drives flow-on economic benefits, new report finds MCF Design and Innovation Program � UK feedback Australians set new mobile phone recycling World Record MMF features MobileMuster on international podcast Mobile phone industry relies on independent expert bodies for health assessments First Meeting of new Cyber Safety Forum Australians list 2.3 million telephone numbers on the Do Not Call Register Baby study authors call for caution in interpreting surprise results

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