1. Mihaela Gherasim an.II, gr.I Journalism JPCF, FIUM

2. Media in Sydney is internationally influential, with most Australian media companies and all major television networks headquarterd in Sydney. Sydney is often referred to as Australia's "media capital" since it completely dominates the media market in Australia. The book publishing industry in Sydney is also very large. Also, many of Australia's broadcasting companies have head offices in Sydney. Sydney is also home to Australia's film industry, with major production companies based in and around the Sydney CBD. Fox Studios Australia is located in Sydney, in the inner city suburb of Moore Park.

3. Television broadcasting in Australia began on the 16 September 1956 in black and white in Sydney, and has since expanded to include a broad range of public, commercial, community, subscription, narrowcast and amateur stations across the country. Colour television was introduced in 1975, while subscription television, on the Galaxy platform, began in the mid 1990s. Digital terrestrial television was introduced on January 1, 2001 in Australia's five largest capital cities.16 September1956black and whiteSydney Colour television1975subscription television1990s Digital terrestrial televisionJanuary 1 2001Australia

4. the Australian Broadcasting CorporationAustralian Broadcasting Corporation the Special Broadcasting ServiceSpecial Broadcasting Service more recently, National Indigenous TelevisionNational Indigenous Television Australia has 3 national public broadcasters

5. Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABC Television ABC Television is a division of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, established in 1956. ABC1 and ABC2 are available nationally, in addition to the Australia Network, focused at the Asia-Pacific region. ABC Television ABC TelevisionAustralian Broadcasting Corporation1956ABC1ABC2Australia NetworkAsia-Pacific ABC1 carries a variety of local and national news, current affairs, and sports coverage, as well as Australian arts and comedy programming. It is well known for broadcasting British programming, primarily from the BBC, ITV, and Channel 4. ABC1BBCITVChannel 4 ABC2, a second 'digital-only' channel began on 7 March 2005. Aimed at providing 'more choice, more often', the channel mainly provided repeats of popular ABC TV productions, such as Australian Story and Stateline, and was prohibited by law from carrying programmes from a number of genres, however, since the removal of these restrictions the channel's content has been broadened considerably. ABC27 March2005Australian StoryStateline

6. SBS Television SBS Television is a division of the Special Broadcasting Service, founded to provide for the estimated 20% of Australians that speak a language other than English in the home. SBS Television SBS TelevisionSpecial Broadcasting ServiceEnglish SBS shows many non-English language films with English subtitles, and each morning shows news bulletins in foreign languages from around the world in its WorldWatch timeslot. In addition to news and current affairs programming such as SBS World News and Dateline, the network also commissions locally- produced documentaries, movies and comedy programs. Less- popular mainstream sports such as soccer, cycling and athletics are also shown.SBS World NewsDateline The World News Channel has been available since June 2002. The channel shows news bulletins in languages other than English including Indonesian, French, Cantonese, Mandarin, Arabic, and German, amongst others.World News ChannelJune 2002IndonesianFrenchCantoneseMandarinArabic German Special Broadcasting Service

7. National Indigenous Television National Indigenous Television, funded by the Commonwealth of Australia, is produced in Sydney and broadcast via Imparja Television's existing satellite capacity. National Indigenous Television National Indigenous Television Commonwealth of AustraliaSydneyImparja Television The idea for a national, indigenous television service was initially conceived by the National Indigenous Radio Service, which initially lobbied the government to start a new, nationwide indigenous television network. In 2005 the federal Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts considered funding such a station, and conducted a review process.2005Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts On July 13, 2007 NITV launched, replacing Indigenous Community Television on the Optus Aurora remote satellite service.July 132007Indigenous Community TelevisionOptus Aurora National Indigenous Television

8. WIN Television Prime Television Golden West Network NBN Television Imparja Television Southern Cross Television Southern Cross Ten Seven Network The majority of these stations are seen as clear extensions of the three metropolitan networks, typically made clear through their programming and identification. Stations in two channel markets generally look very much like one of the major commercial networks, with successful programs from a second network added in. Regional Television

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