The Communications and Media Law Association (CAMLA) brings together a wide range of people interested in law and policy relating to communications and the media. The Association includes lawyers, journalists, broadcasters, members of the telecommunications industry, politicians, publishers, academics and public servants.
CAMLA Membership Options
Please select a Membership option below and complete the secure checkout process to purchase and activate your CAMLA membership.
Standard Membership
Standard Membership to CAMLA includes a one year subscription to the Communications Law Bulletin and a discount on all CAMLA Seminars and Other Events.
Standard Membership - Automatic Renewal
Standard Membership to CAMLA includes a one year subscription to the Communications Law Bulletin and a discount on all CAMLA Seminars and Other Events.
This option is for a recurring membership which will automatically renew on an annual basis. Payment for this membership will be automatically deducted from your payment card unless cancelled prior to the renewal date.
Corporate Membership
CAMLA Corporate Membership is $595.00 (includes GST) for up to five members and includes five annual subscriptions to the Communications Law Bulletin and a discount on all CAMLA Seminars and Other Events.
Additional Memberships can be purchased if you require more than the five included in the standard rate. These are priced at an additional $60 per membership.
New Lawyer Membership
The new lawyer CAMLA membership offer includes a one year subscription to the Communications Law Bulletin and a discount on all CAMLA Seminars and Other Events. This introductory rate is available to new members only who are in their first 5 years of practice (taken from date of admission) and available for the first year of membership only.
Student Membership
Student Membership to CAMLA includes a one year subscription to the Communications Law Bulletin and a discount on all CAMLA Seminars and Other Events.
Communications Law Bulletin Subscription Without Membership
The Communications Law Bulletin (CLB) discusses a wide range of communications law and policy issues. Authors regularly include communications and media lawyers, industry representatives, academics, policy experts and law students. The CLB is a quarterly publication.