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Joseph Skrzynski, a venture capital and media luminary, has been appointed chairman of Special Broadcasting Service, Australia's public sector radio and TV broadcaster.
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Increasing audience demand for local TV dramas and the first full year of the operation of the producer offset, versus a sharp drop in foreign productions in Australia, has seen the value of production here rise slightly to AUS$688 million ($619 million) overall in the 2008-09 fiscal year, according to Screen Australia’s annual National Production Survey released Thursday.
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The Australian Broadcasting Corp. has announced ambitious international expansion plans, which initially focus on launching TV and radio services in China and India, followed by a staged rollout to the Middle East, Latin America and Europe and North America, managing director Mark Scott said Wednesday night.
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An Australian rapper who was a boyhood friend of Heath Ledger has released a music video the star directed shortly before his death.
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| Fran Walsh, left, Peter Jackson and Carolynne Cunningham |
Peter Jackson and company have proved you don't have to be based in Hollywood to make powerful movies.
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| "Mao's Last Dancer." |
Veteran Australian director Bruce Beresford's new film, "Mao's Last Dancer," feels almost like a remake of the equally heart-warming "Billy Elliot," but this time around, what the aspiring, "Rocky"-like, against-all-odds dancer is escaping is not working-class ignorance and poverty, but hardline Chinese communist officials. (September 28, 2009)
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