The Aussie Balancing Act

Television in Australia has been big business for the past two or three decades, with children's programming alone accounting for more than US$28 million in annual production activity last year. But a weakened advertising market and some significant changes to the Australian Broadcasting Authority's Children's Television Standards (CTS) act are making it harder for both broadcasters and producers to ante up enough funding to get new projects off the ground.
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November 22, 2002

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