Industry > Legal issues

2018 OCP licence fee increase reviewed

06 February, 2018 by Jonathan Nally

ARCIA has announced that it has been successful in persuading the ACMA to review the 2018 OCP increase in High Density area licence fees.


Lockheed Martin fined for radio failure

24 January, 2018

Lockheed Martin will pay US$4.4m to resolve claims it provided faulty radio equipment to the US Coast Guard.


Hytera accuses Motorola of anti-competitive practices

05 December, 2017

A legal suit has been filed by Hytera Communications Corporation Ltd against Motorola Solutions Inc.


Canberra reviews critical infrastructure security

10 October, 2017 by Jonathan Nally

The federal government is seeking submissions on ways to increased the security of Australia's critical national infrastructure.


Motorola sued by Hytera for patent infringement

30 August, 2017

Motorola has been accused of unlawfully misappropriating Hytera technology for sound adjustment, incorporating it into its MOTOTRBO portable radios.


Hytera wins trademark infringement case

23 August, 2017

China's Hytera has won a court case against a competitor that had adopted the brand name 'Tytera'.


Motorola continues legal proceedings against Hytera

01 August, 2017

Patent infringement proceedings have been commenced by Motorola Solutions against Hytera Communications in China and Australia.


Motorola accuses Hytera of infringing two-way radio patent

26 July, 2017

Motorola Solutions has filed more patent infringement complaints against Hytera Communications.


US initiates trade practices investigation

02 May, 2017

Hytera Communications Corporation trade practices are being investigated by the US International Trade Commission.


Learn about Europe's radio compliance directive

26 April, 2017 by Jonathan Nally

A live ETSI webinar on 27 April will outline how to comply with Europe's new Radio Equipment Directive.


Have your say on labelling notice amendments

18 April, 2017

An amendment exempting members of the Construction and Mining Equipment Industry Group (CMEIG) and the Tractor and Machinery Association (TMA) from the requirement to label a radiocommunications device they supplied has been sought.


ACMA seeks input for sunsetting radiocomms standards

18 April, 2017

The public can provide input on the remaking of five radiocommunications standards.


CB band 40-channel changes dropped

13 April, 2017 by Jonathan Nally

CB radio users are no longer required to upgrade their 40-channel equipment to the 80-channel standard.


Hytera responds to Motorola Solutions lawsuit

27 March, 2017

Hytera has released a statement about the lawsuits brought against them by Motorola Solutions.


Public hearing on telecoms sector security

22 March, 2017 by Jonathan Nally

Laws managing espionage, sabotage and foreign interference of Australia's telecommunications networks and facilities will be discussed at a hearing on Thursday.


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