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Goal 1: Objective 1.3 Subtitling into languages other than English in order to deliver on its objective to increase the range and quality of multilingual services across all platforms, SbS embarked on a first in the history of broadcasting in Australia around Once Upon a time in cabramatta. SbS simulcast english and vietnamese versions of Once Upon a time in cabramatta on SbS ONe and SbS tWO. the english version was broadcast on SbS ONe (with english subtitles where required); a vietnamese subtitled version was broadcast at the same time on SbS tWO. this extended the reach of the program, and catered for the vietnamese community in Australia, who were the main focus of the program. the DvD version of the series carries english and vietnamese subtitled versions. these versions were made available on SbS Online as well as chinese and Arabic subtitled versions. SbS also produced multi-language versions of the Family, with Arabic, chinese and italian subtitled versions made available on SbS Online. the DvD of the series was released with english and italian subtitled versions. the SbS Online commissioned interactive documentary the block has been subtitled into Arabic, chinese, French and Spanish, making it accessible to those language communities in Australia and worldwide. Audiences can also listen to the interviews in Dharug, the language group from which Gadigal derives. WorldWatch international news bulletins SbS broadcasts up to 20 hours of news each day under the WorldWatch banner. Acquired from 27 broadcasters around the world in 24 languages other than english, WorldWatch has for many years led the world in uniting so many original language news bulletins under one organisational umbrella (See Appendices 14-15). 40 SBS WorldWatch is provided to cater for the individual language and cultural needs of Australia’s diverse multicultural community. it provides a unique and regular news service from the homeland of many of our citizens and visitors in their own language. it also offers all Australians a perspective on world news events not offered by any other broadcaster. the WorldWatch schedule is transmitted on SbS ONe and SbS tWO. While most of the largest non-english language communities are served by regular news bulletins WorldWatch is looking to expand its in-language news services based on the recently released 2011 census data. During the year the WorldWatch schedule was enhanced with the addition of an Al jazeera english news bulletin broadcast daily Monday to Friday and on Sunday on SbS ONe. SbS began to make WorldWatch bulletins available online on both the SbS ON DeMAND and SbS Radio program language websites. Five news bulletins are now available online, Mandarin, Hindi, Greek, Dutch and Macedonian and more will follow as online rights are cleared with our 27 broadcast partners around the world. SbS News and current Affairs maintains significant program and content supply relationships with overseas broadcasters for the supply of news services for SbS’s WorldWatch service. in order to maintain such a network of international news sources, SbS operates one of the most complex broadcast communication systems in the world, accessing daily news material via eleven international satellites and four fibre-optic links from London and Los Angeles. SbS has also started using file transfer protocol services to access material from sources where traditional satellite links prove to be not viable.
Goal 2 To GRoW aUDIENCES Objectives 2.1 For more Australians to use SbS services. 2.2 For Australians who use SbS services to use more of them and more often. 2.3 For more Australians of cALD backgrounds to use and value SbS language services. AnnuAl RepoRt 2011 – 2012 41
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APPENDICES Appendix 1 Multilingual
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SBS Radio analogue networks - weekl
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AREA SERVED CHANNEL Beswick* 63 Bic
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AREA SERVED CHANNEL South Australia
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AREA SERVED CHANNEL South Australia
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Chevron Choosi Chorus Line Chrysler
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Qld Dept of Justice & Attorney gene
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APPENDIX 25 SBS Television: Program
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PROgRAM SPONSORS Iron Chef, The (Se
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PROgRAM SPONSORS Speedweek 2012 Hig
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APPENDIX 26 SBS Online: Advertisers
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Musiktrafik My Wardrobe NSW Attorne
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APPENDIX 29 SBS outside broadcasts
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