From January 2026, all connected TV devices supplied in Australia must comply with new TV prominence rules. These rules are designed to make it easier for Australians to access free-to-air services and apps on their smart TVs and similar devices. The ACMA has today released a report on the outcomes of our recent consultation on TV prominence implementation. The report summarises stakeholder submissions, updates our preliminary views on implementation, and details our next steps. The outcomes report is available here: https://lnkd.in/gkW6JT76
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From January 2026, all connected TV devices supplied in Australia must comply with new TV prominence rules. These rules are designed to make it easier for Australians to access free-to-air services and apps on their smart TVs and similar devices. The ACMA has today released a report on the outcomes of our recent consultation on TV prominence implementation. The report summarises stakeholder submissions, updates our preliminary views on implementation, and details our next steps. The outcomes report is available here: https://lnkd.in/gkW6JT76
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