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Australian Content: Subscription Television |
In late 1999, the Australian Government introduced a scheme to promote the production of Australian drama by on subscription television drama channels. The AFC supported the introduction of the scheme and believes that there is a strong argument to increase the current requirement for drama and to extend the scheme to promote the screening of Australian documentaries on subscription television documentary channels. |
2003 Emerging market structures in the communications sector: A report to Senator Alston, Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
July 2003
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ACCC Report on Emerging Market Structures in the Communications Sector: AFC Submission, July 2003 (115 Kb) |
2003 ABA Review of Australian Content on Subscription Television
February 2003
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2003 ABA Review of Australian Content on Subscription Television: Main AFC Submission, February 2003 (110 Kb) |
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2003 ABA Review of Australian Content on Subscription Television: AFC Submission Appendix, February 2003 (61 Kb) |
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2003 ABA Review of Australian Content on Subscription Television: Supplementary AFC Submission, May 2003 (56 Kb) |
2000/2001 ABA Investigation into the Expenditure Requirement for Pay TV Channels - Documentary
October 2000
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2000/2001 ABA investigation into Expenditure Requirement for Pay TV Channels: documentary, AFC Submission, October 2000 (87 Kb) |
2000/2001 ABA Investigation into the Expenditure Requirement for Pay TV Channels - Drama
August 2000
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2000/2001 ABA investigation into Expenditure Requirement for Pay TV Channels: drama, AFC Submission, August 2000 (125 Kb) |
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