SBS

SBS is an acronym that can refer to multiple organizations and initiatives with distinct functions in different countries.

The Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) is an Australian public broadcasting service funded by the Australian Government and operated by the Special Broadcasting Service Corporation. It provides multilingual and multicultural content across television, radio, and online platforms, with services designed to serve Australia’s culturally and linguistically diverse communities. Established by statute, SBS aims to reflect the nation’s diversity and to offer accessible public broadcasting outside the main urban centers. Its television and radio networks reach audiences nationwide through a mix of news, documentaries, and entertainment programs.

The Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS) is a South Korean national free-to-air broadcaster and media company. Part of SBS Media Holdings, it was established in 1990 as a fourth nationwide television network intending to complement the traditional public broadcasters. It operates commercial television channels and radio services and produces a variety of programs, including news, entertainment, and dramas, distributed domestically and, through partnerships, internationally.

Small Business Saturday (SBS) is a United States initiative to encourage consumers to shop at independently owned small businesses on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Launched in 2010 by American Express and supported by various partners, the event aims to boost local economies and raise awareness of small businesses' role in communities.