SBS RELOCATION 📺👨🏼👩🏽👧🏽👦🏼 | The Federal Government’s decision to revise plans to relocate the headquarters of the Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) to Sydney’s western suburbs has surprised many Western Sydney mayors. “We do welcome the government’s funding of $5.9 million for the production of a funding hub and we hope this will be the start of providing a permanent home for SBS in Western Sydney," said WSROC President, Councillor Brad Bunting. “Establishing the SBS headquarters in Western Sydney just makes sense,” said Councillor Bunting. “The area offers a rich tapestry of communities with unique perspectives and languages that would provide the broadcasting service with an authentic connection to its target audience." See the full story at the link ▶ https://lnkd.in/g6XmwUAc 📸 Image: 45 per cent of Western Sydney residents were born overseas with over 100 languages spoken in the region Blacktown City Council Blue Mountains City Council Cumberland City Council Hawkesbury City Council Liverpool City Council (NSW) City of Parramatta Fairfield City Council Penrith City Council Camden Council NSW Australia The Hills Shire Council Western Sydney University Australian Catholic University Local Government NSW Western Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils (WSROC)
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An observation about C21Media Content London, coming up next week. I just looked at the delegate list (around 3000 attendees), and counted 115 delegates from Australia - it's an incredibly popular market for Aussies. From India, with an enormous screen market and audience, the number of delegates listed is...one. (shout out to Roopak Saluja). I know there is a lot of public funding available in Australia for attending markets, and probably little to none in India. Maybe Indian producers and broadcasters/platforms prefer to head to North America rather than London to connect with the anglosphere - or perhaps the local markets in Asia are more useful? Would be interested in your views. https://lnkd.in/eqaHKNKZ
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