Deleted Pages & Links
Pages Archived
From time to time certain old or dated Pages may appear to have been deleted from the Save Our SBS web site. As a general rule we try not to permanently delete anything. Usually Pages that seem to have been deleted are in fact moved to a new location somewhere in the Archives Category http://saveoursbs.org/archives/category/archives/ and a deleted Page keeps the same title preceded by the words Page Archive for the now archived copy, of the original (deleted) Page.
The Pages in the box below have now been archived. If their original URL did not automatically redirect to the new archived URL, you can click on the archived link shown below.
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A Petition To Save SBS was originally at: FAQ Petition was originally at FAQ SBS Advertising & Legislation was originally at FAQ SBS Funding was originally at FAQ What Else Can I Do? was originally at SBS Ads & ABC was originally at SBS Complaint System Inadequate was originally at SBS Doc’s: Truth About Ads was originally at |
Deleted Categories Archived
If you are looking for a Post or an entire Category that seems to have been deleted it might now be somewhere in the Archives Category http://saveoursbs.org/archives/category/archives/ as deleted Categories are automatically moved to the Archives Category.
Links
Click on any link below (opens a new window on another web site) to obtain further information.
Resources:
Special Broadcasting Service Act 1991 Portable Document File
SBS Codes of Practice 2006 Portable Document File
(SBS) Guidelines For The Placement of Breaks in Television Programs September 2006 Portable Document File
Special Broadcasting Service Amendment (Prohibition of Disruptive Advertising) Bill 2008 (Bill Number 08050) presented by the Australian Democrats to prohibit SBS-TV from interrupting programs for advertisements is a bill not law.
The regulator of broadcasting is The Australian Communications & Media Authority (ACMA)
Friends of the ABC (FABC) supports Australia’s other public broadcaster
Federation of Ethnic Communities Council of Australia (FECCA) promotes multiculturalism, community harmony and social justice
Early Historical Publicity
A CERTAIN SCRIBE: “Dylan’s true legacy is before us” by Errol Simper (The Australian 16 August 2007). We believe that Errol Simpers story was the first reference in main stream media about Save Our SBS.
“Network to blame for anchor’s loss” by Errol Simper (The Australian 22 August 2007)
“Save martyr Mary from SBS idiocy” by Geoff Roach (The Advertiser – Sunday Mail 25 August 2007)
“SBS: public service broadcasting is about vision as much as viewers” by Andy Lloyd James Former head of SBS-TV and SBS Independent (letter in The Sydney Morning Herald 4 September 2007)
“Save Our SBS” SLICE-TV - Events
“Disagreement on dumbness” (letter 6 September 2007 The Age ‘Green Guide’ pg 4 viewed on Press Display Newspapers From Around The World)
“Dumb and . . .” (letter 13 September 2007 The Age ‘Green Guide’ pg 4 viewed on Press Display Newspapers From Around The World)
Early Historical Blogroll
Mary the K: Symbol of the trashing of Australian public broadcasting
Petition to stop SBS advertising
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