Broadcasting Services Act (Commonwealth of Australia)
Open narrowcasting services are broadcasting services whose reception is limited in at least one of a number of ways specified in section 18 of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992:
- by being targeted to special interest groups;
- by being intended for limited locations (e.g. arenas or business premises);
- by being provided during a limited period or to cover a special event;
- because they provide programs of limited appeal;
- or for some other reason.
The above information is sourced from the www.acma.gov.au website
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