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Did you catch aimm’s Panel session today?

Posted on by Andrea Putnam-Moorcroft

 

This morning at the Carrier Billing & Mobile Payments Summit, Joanna Cox of aimm Chaired a panel to discuss: UK Regulation: Are you Ready for the Biggest Change in a Decade? We were be joined by David Ashman of MCP Insights Ltd, Victoria Hull, from Dynamic Mobile Billing, Peter Garside of EE and Léon Dijksman from Sam Media.

This session delved into the new regulatory model that is on the horizon in the UK. With Ofcom in the process of transitioning into regulatory power over the mobile and interactive media space, this will create change across the regulatory landscape for our industry.

aimm has been working hard to not only advise and guide members about this change with workshops, but regularly liaise with both the regulators about this transition. This knowledge sharing allows for the opportunity for growth in this market to continue while maximising consumer protection.

With updates from Ofcom expected in the next couple of months; aimm is gearing up for the next round of member meetings to share our knowledge and best practice, so that all our members can enter this next regulatory phase compliant.

During the Panel session the team also discussed best practice for effective Responsive Display Ad Marketing. This is a hot topic right now for many businesses, and the focus for one of our new Working Groups at aimm.

If you are not yet a member of aimm, and want to find out more about what is required to be compliant, as well as find new opportunities for growth, get in touch about membership and joining our mailing list for our updates.

aimm is speaking at the Carrier Billing Summit next month

Posted on by Andrea Putnam-Moorcroft

Joanna Cox General Manager of aimm is standing at a podium on a stage speaking at a conference. aimm will be speaking twice at the Carrier Billing and Mobile Payments Summit in September

 

COME AND JOIN AIMM AT THE GLOBAL CARRIER BILLING AND MOBILE PAYMENTS SUMMIT THIS SEPTEMBER

The Global Carrier Billing & Mobile Payments Summit returns to Amsterdam on the 17th and 18th September.

Topics covering payment- and cyber security, regulation, digital marketing and sustainable development means GCB&MPS is the meeting place for mobile and Interactive media businesses  looking to establish, grow or showcase their Carrier Billing- and Payments offering.

aimm will be holding two sessions featuring Joanna Cox our General Manager so make sure you come and find us:

Global regulation and Associations – Consumer Protection & Business Growth  (17th at 12:35pm)

Join us representatives from Regulators and instrumental Industry Associations (MEF, aimm, AF2M) explore the delicate balance between consumer protection and business growth in the paid-for mobile services industry. This session will delve into regulatory frameworks that safeguard consumers while fostering innovation and competitiveness among businesses. Panellists will share their perspectives on key challenges in their respective markets and best practices for achieving this balance.

 

UK regulatory spotlight – Are You Ready For The Biggest Change in a Decade?  The UK is open for business and the time for opportunity is now (18th at 10:35am)

Our experts discuss some of the biggest shifts to hit the UK mobile paid-for content/services market in a decade.

-The PSA is being absorbed into Ofcom and a new regulatory model is on the horizon in the UK. Learn how to operate compliantly and successfully under the new regime.

-Industry stakeholders have collaborated under the aimm banner, to draft a Best Practice Guideline for effective Responsive Display Ad Marketing. 

 

This event brings together more than 180 industry professionals to share knowledge, lessons and insights needed to navigate and thrive in this exciting market.

As a supporting Association of GCB&MPS aimm is pleased to be able to offer our members a 10% discount on their tickets. Simply use code: GCBMPS10 at the checkout when purchasing tickets.

 

 

If you want to learn more about this event visit our Events Calendar

 

 

New aimm Board announced

Posted on by Andrea Putnam-Moorcroft

We are pleased to announce our new 2024 aimm Board.

This year we had 3 Board members who had reached their term from Donr, ITV and sb7.

We are pleased that our members from both Donr and ITV have decided to restand and will continue on in their positions on the Board. We are thrilled that a new member from sb7 has decided to take up the mantle going forwards and will be joining the Board in April. We are also happy that BBC Children in Need will also continue to represent the charity sector at the Board meetings.

We are pleased to continue working with our Board members from across the value chain, who have been tireless in their support of aimm, and continue to drive our mission and focus forward.

Our next Board meeting will be in mid-April where we will have the opportunity to welcome our new members and look at our focus for the coming year.

Learn more about the aimm Board and our Board members and the role they play in aimm.

AIMM & MEF Autumn Regulation Update

Posted on by Andrea Putnam-Moorcroft

aimm is pleased to share this Autumn UK Regulatory Update for the Interactive Media & Micropayments Industries, in association with MEF.

To learn more about the current regulatory landscape and the importance of having your say, join Joanna Cox General Manager from AIMM and Ross Flynn Project Manager at MEF for this video update below:

Both aimm and MEF are trade bodies based in the UK that work in the mobile and interactive media space to provide support, guidance and the opportunity for growth for these industries.

Ofcom give update on the release of their consultation

Posted on by Andrea Putnam-Moorcroft

The Future of PRS Regulation, Ofcom Consultation Update

Ofcom logo

Industry had been expecting the release for the Future of PRS Regulation Ofcom Consultation, over the next few days. However, aimm has had an update from Ofcom stating that they have had to push this date back to early November, as they iron out the final details.

aimm has a series of Consultation workshops for our members in the diaries, to provide an opportunity for an exchange of views and feedback during the consultation period (which is expected to be 8 weeks).

As we look to reschedule these for the later release date there may be the opportunity for non-members to book a seat at one of our virtual online workshops, so others across industry have the chance to add their voice alongside that of the membership.

aimm will be submitting an official response to the consultation, as we do with all regulatory consultations, and the feedback we receive from across the industry value chain during these workshops helps to shape this document.

Having a seat at one of our workshops is a valuable opportunity to have your voice heard on such a pivotal regulatory milestone. If anyone is interested in finding out more about these workshops please get in contact with aimm.