Day: 30 October 2013

National fundraising peak body, Fundraising Institute Australia (FIA), is leading a sector-wide push for the use of premium SMS, via Australia’s telcos, as a viable fundraising medium. The move comes as mobile donation platform, GiveEasy launched its own SMS giving system earlier this week ahead of the telcos. “The charity

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] source: http://www.amta.org.au It seems almost too easy. Answer a simple quiz question, send the answer away by SMS and win a $2499 MacBook Air, the Courier-Mail newspaper reported this week. Surely you know the colour of the Australian $10 note? You probably have one in your wallet. But the Australian

 source: date: 06/2013, http://www.lawstuff.org.au ‘Premium SMS’ are also known as ‘Mobile Premium Services’. The service is bought using your mobile and provides both entertainment and information content delivered either as a standard SMS (text) or as an MMS (multimedia file) to your mobile phone. When you buy a premium SMS, you

Published on: 10th Nov 2011, on www.cellular-news.com ­The Australian Communications and Media Authority has announced that it is reviewing the effectiveness of rules protecting premium SMS and MMS customers from rogue operators. The rules are contained in two service provider determinations: Premium SMS/MMS Barring, which aims to protect consumers from