SBS

==Broadcasters==
*Special Broadcasting Service, Australia’s second public broadcaster that explicitly caters to the nation's multicultural communities
**SBS (Australian TV channel), its flagship television channel
*Seoul Broadcasting System, a South Korean broadcaster
*SBS Broadcasting Group, later broken up into three separate entities:
**Talpa TV, a broadcaster in the Netherlands (formerly SBS Broadcasting B.V.)
**Play Media, formerly SBS Belgium, a Flemish TV broadcaster (now owned by Liberty Global)
**SBS Discovery Media, a former Nordic broadcaster (now Discovery Networks Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland)
*Shizuoka Broadcasting System, a broadcaster in Shizuoka, Japan
*Spanish Broadcasting System, one of the largest owners and operators of radio stations in the United States
==Other companies==
*SBS Transit, a public transportation company in Singapore