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	Nbn Television
		NBN Television is an Australia n commercial television broadcasting company, broadcasting from its main studios in Newcastle, transmitting to the northern half of New South Wales (including the Central Coast, Newcastle and The Gold Coast).
		NBN was one of many stations opposed to aggregation, and offered an alternative by opening up a second station which it would operate for a period of time before selling it.
		NBN is regarded as one of the leaders in digital broadcasting, not only being the first to produce a nightly regional news bulletin in full digital format, using a digital friendly news set, but also Australia's first fully digital outside broadcast van.
	www.seattleluxury.com /encyclopedia/entry/NBN_Television (2888 words)

	NBN Television
		In 1972, NBN was granted a license to operate a translator in the Upper Hunter from Rossgole Lookout near Aberdeen, on channel 10.
		NBN began its long running newshour in March 1974, becoming the first television station in Australia to have a one hour news bulletin.
		In 1992, NBN became an affiliate of Nine Network, and in 1994, the station's logo was changed to reflect that fact.
	publicliterature.org /en/wikipedia/n/nb/nbn_television.html (331 words)

	NBN Television - NBNTelevision
		NBN Television is an Australian commercial television broadcasting company, broadcasting from its main studios in Newcastle, transmitting to the northern half of New South Wales (including the Central Coast, Newcastle and The Gold Coast).
		In 2004, NBN Television's owner, Washington H. Soul Pattinson, began moves to transfer control of the station to its publicy-listed subsidiary, Soul Pattinson Telecommunications, which became SP Telemedia as a result.
		NBN did broadcast National Nine News's 4.30pm bulletin, with an intro presented from Newcastle before the bulletin, and NBN's own weather and news recap replacing the final segment of the program.
	www.kopete.org /NBN-Television.html (704 words)

	NBN Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		NBN will be the nation’s alternative network and the voice of the Filipino people nationwide.
		The People’s Television Network, Incorporated, a government-owned and controlled corporation, traces its roots to a fledgling TV facility, GTV-4, which was established in 1974 through a Presidential Decree during the martial law regime.
		NBN expanded its broadcast reach with the launching of NBN World on February 19, 2003 in cooperation with the Television and Radio Broadcasting Service (TARBS).
	www.nbn.gov.ph /profile.htm (955 words)

	NBN Television - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		NBN's first programme on launch night began at 6pm with a taped welcome by the then-Postmaster General Charles Davidson.
		NBN was also one of the major sponsors of the University of Newcastle's radio station, 2NUR.
		NBN owns a subsidiary known as One80 Digital Post, which operates the OB van, and also a digital studio complex in Newcastle.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/NBN_Television (2855 words)

	NTN Pty Ltd and NBN Ltd, The State v [1992] PNGLR 1 (7 April 1987)
		When the Television (Prohibition and Control) Act 1986 banned the broadcasting of television from a television station the State was merely prohibiting the use of its property for a limited period - not interfering with the right to freedom of expression and publication at all.
		In order to operate this television broadcasting service, the applicants had constructed and were managing a station consisting of one or more transmitters and were ready and waiting to communicate ideas and information to the public generally (or at least to those persons with access to a television receiver).
		Television broadcasting has not yet commenced, even though satellite, cable and video reception of foreign and locally made television material is available to the select few in urban areas and in some major hotels and clubs.
	www.worldlii.org /pg/cases/PNGLR/1992/1.html (11284 words)

	Horizons Golf Resort - Corporate Partner NBN Television
		NBN Television is affiliated with the National Nine Network, and in 2002 celebrates 40 years of broadcast.
		NBN serves the Northern NSW and South East Queensland regions, which with a population of 1.7 million people, is Australia's 4th largest television market behind Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
		NBN's clients are also tagging their commercials and displaying "We Care" stickers on their premises, as an outward sign of their support.
	www.horizons.com.au /links/nbn.html (526 words)

	NBN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		NBN Television have agreed to provide an advertising campaign across Newcastle and NSW to encourage spectators to attend the free event.
		NBN Television is Australia's highest rating television network, with a market stretching from Central Coast to the Gold Coast, and west to Moree and Narrabri.
		NBN Television Promotions Manager, Mike Rabbitt, has been a active supporter of our sport "NBN Television is delighted to play its part in the overall assistance in promoting this prestigious event".
	www.worldduathlon2005.com /NBN.html (147 words)

	www.theage.com.au - Heart and soul of a telco challenge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		NBN's network technology partner, Cisco Systems, had just begun to offer internet protocol-based equipment, which enabled voice, television and data to be carried efficiently over a single network.
		The advantage NBN had, according to Simmons, was that it already owned microwaves and satellites to distribute its analog television signal to regional affiliates.
		Simmons says SPT's ability to cheaply run advertisements on its NBN television stations gave it a "competitive advantage", but he also found it was not easy to persuade these potential customers to switch from Telstra.
	www.theage.com.au /text/articles/2006/10/06/1159641529499.html (1027 words)

	Children's Cancer Research Centre Telethon - 25/11/1997 - PRIV
		I compliment the board of NBN Television and its general manager, Denis Ledbury, on their generosity in raising funds for the benefit of the people of the Hunter and New South Wales as a whole.
		Not only has NBN Television been generous in its work, attracting stars and entertainment to assist in the fundraising effort, but the people of the Hunter have also demonstrated their generosity.
		NBN Television has conducted numerous telethons over the years and this one likewise has received generous community and business sector support.
	parliament.nsw.gov.au /prod/parlment/hansart.nsf/V3Key/LA19971125029 (1041 words)

	Aus TV History \| NBN Television
		NBN began expanding its broadcast area during the 70s, opening a translator in the Upper Hunter from Rossgole Lookout near Aberdeen on channel 10 in 1972.
		The station's name was formally changed to NBN Television on 1 October 1979, having previously been known as Channel 3 (or sometimes NBN Channel 3), along with the introduction of a new logo.
		NBN Television's owner, Washington H. Soul Pattinson began moves in 2004 to transfer control of the station to its publicly-listed subsidiary, Soul Pattinson Telecommunications, which became SP Telemedia as a result.
	www.austvhistory.com /nbn/index.htm (1573 words)

	Central Coast Academy Of Sport, NSW Australia - Sports
		NBN Television commenced broadcasting in the Newcastle and Hunter Valley region on Sunday 4th.
		NBN's market now stretches from the Central Coast of New South Wales, in the south to the Gold Coast of Queensland in the north, and west to Mooree and Narrabri.
		NBN Limited, the licensee of NBN Television, is a fully owned subsidiary of Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Company Ltd.- one of Australia's oldest and most respected companies.
	www.thinksport.com.au /index.php?str_pages=bp&fa_id=53 (172 words)

	Critical Studies in Television - Scholarly Studies for Small Screen Fiction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		NBN Online is the gateway to the NBN Television Network, Australia’s highest rating television network and independent affiliate of the Nine Network.
		The Academy is "dedicated to the arts and sciences of television and the promotion of creative leadership for artistic, educational and technical achievements within the television industry."
		Television offers indispensable analysis and contributions from the leading practitioners in the broadcasting industry.
	www.criticalstudiesintelevision.com /resources/industry_links.shtml (717 words)

	ABA \| News & publications > News releases > News release archive > 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Australian Broadcasting Authority has apologised to NBN Television for an error in its report on the adequacy of local content in regional areas of Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, released earlier this week.
		In a table on page 31 of the report, NBN Television is shown as providing local news only to Newcastle.
		NBN Television actually provides local news windows in broadcasts to all sub-markets in the Northern NSW aggregated market (Central Coast, Mid North Coast, New England/North West, Newcastle/Hunter Valley and Northern Rivers/Gold Coast).
	www.aba.gov.au /newspubs/news_releases/archive/2002/86nr02.shtml (315 words)

	NBN advances high definition plans
		REGIONAL television network NBN Television says it has placed orders for the building of Australia’s first high definition (HD) outside broadcast unit.
		NBN said the new HD facilities would be priced “attractively” in order to provide cost effective digital content.
		NBN’s latest digital innovation follows its recent opening of a new art digital post production and audio facility and the establishment and the establishment three years ago of a “sister” company, the listed telecommunications carrier, SP Telecommunications.
	www.bandt.com.au /news/35/0c01ad35.asp (130 words)

	NBN Television (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Other teams to receive their support are the Hunter Pirates NBL basketball team (and their precedesor, the Newcastle Falcons) and the Newcastle United soccer team (as well as their various reincarnations, such as the Newcastle Breakers).
		In 2004, NBN Television's owner, Washington H. Soul Pattinson began moves to transfer control of the station to its publicy-listed subsidary, Soul Pattinson Telecommunications, which became SP Telemedia as a result.
		NBN also broadcasts National Nine Newss 4.30pm bulletin, with a intro presented from Newcastle before the bulletin, and NBN's own weather and news recap replacing the final segment of the program.
	nbn-television.peernet.sk (735 words)

	List of Australian television channels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		'''Australian television channels''' include two government owned national networks, three major commercial capital city networks, several regional commercial networks and independent stations that are generally affiliates of the major networks, and a handful of community stations.
		Aggregation is the joining of multiple television Markets into one, allowing all broadcasters to transmit to the new aggregated market.
		Mildura Digital Television (MDT) a joint venture company between WIN and Prime, is due to start broadcasting in 2005.
	list-of-australian-television-channels.iqnaut.net (1784 words)

	ABA \| News & publications > News releases > News release archive > 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Regional commercial television broadcasters have all met their local content quota requirements in the first six months of the operation of the licence condition imposed by the ABA in 2003.
		NBN and WIN Television substantially exceeded their quota points, achieving a weekly average of over two hundred quota points in every local area served.
		NBN meets the quota obligations by broadcasting a one-hour local news bulletin and local news updates each day.
	www.aba.gov.au /newspubs/news_releases/archive/2004/106nr04.shtml (1040 words)

	SP Telemedia well placed for ad upswing
		NBN television station owner SP Telemedia Ltd (SPT) says it is well placed to benefit from an upswing in the TV advertising market, despite an almost 50 per cent decline in the company's annual earnings.
		SPT said the Newcastle-based NBN had achieved exceptional ratings during the period, finishing calendar 2005 with a bigger audience and the highest market audience share of any station in Australia.
		Helped by the dominance of NBN's locally-produced news bulletin, it said that was the highest increase recorded by any station in Australia so far this year, and rival and Seven Network affiliate Prime TV trailed it by about 10 points.
	news.ninemsn.com.au /article.aspx?id=63855 (588 words)

	The Trinidad Guardian -Online Edition Ver 2.0
		NBN television reporter Anne Marie Ganness has called on the Government to investigate mixed signals coming from the company’s management on the VSEP issue.
		Ganness said she was confused over Saith’s announcements on the VSEP issue, because NBN management had told staff to clear desks, since there would no be company after December 31.
		Ganness said the lives of NBN’s 250-odd staff members were in limbo as a result of the mixed signals.
	www.guardian.co.tt /archives/2004-12-20/news4.html (446 words)

	PBA acts to annul NBN deal, may put up own TV outfit - Dec. 20, 2003
		PBA chairman Jun Cabalan on Friday sent a letter to NBN-4 officials, asking for the cancellation of the three-year television agreement with the network and its partner, IBC-13, which failed to come across with their monetary obligations to the league.
		NBN-4 was supposed to shell out 200 million pesos as payment for the exclusive television rights of the PBA for 2003 but came up with only 56 million pesos as NBN officials cited heavy losses in terms of advertising and marketing.
		Jemah Television covered the just-concluded Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam, while Solar Sports is known for bringing almost all of the NBA games live on Filipino television.
	www.inq7.net /spo/2003/dec/20/spo_2-1.htm (495 words)

	Deja vu down under \| Inside TV
		In fact, since the late 1980s, countries throughout the world have deregulated their television laws to allow takeover after takeover of television stations by companies both local and foreign based.
		There were those who benefited from the new rules; namely Channels 7, 9 and 10 from the capital cities who would align with broadcasters such as Prime Television, itself formed from mergers of stations in Victoria and New South Wales, and WIN Television, the Carlton of the Australian television industry.
		NBN Television has kept local programming right throughout its time as the Nine affiliate in Northern New South Wales, but did lose its identity, giving in to Channel 9’s “9 Dot Grid” logo.
	www.transdiffusion.org /emc/insidetv/regionalism/deja.php (900 words)

	NTN Pty Ltd and NBN Ltd v The State [1986] PNGLR 167 (21 August 1986)
		These documents very lucidly show that the State intended to introduce legislation to regulate television by the middle of 1986 and there was no suggestion at that time that NTN could not commence transmission before the legislation was in force.
		Whilst it may be that cable television will be controlled on a similar basis to broadcast television after the conclusion of the Public Inquiry and the introduction of legislation, that position does not apply for the time being.
		It is abundantly clear from the Agreement that legislation would be enacted to regulate television but I re-iterate that it was not the agreement of the parties, at least from my reading of the whole Agreement, that NTN could not commence transmission before such legislation was in effect.
	www.worldlii.org /pg/cases/PNGLR/1986/167.html (6014 words)

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