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Resets, legal challenges & streaming growth | The PMA Briefing
- Hungary: News programming restored to Kozmedia, as PM vows further reforms.
- Colombia: New government presides over radical reform for Inravisión, but shuttering of Peace Stations provokes outcry.
- Syria Syrian Arab News Agency marks one year since its new strategy was launched, and heralds returning editors.
- Bosnia & Herzegovina: Conflict between BHRT and RTRS continues, after ruling forcing national broadcaster to pay the regional one.
- South Korea: Public service streamer Waave shows strong engagement just behind Netflix, though still has millions fewer users.
More public media headlines in the latest PSM Weekly.
Features & Analysis
Can public media build its own social network?
Chicago Public Media is creating a network of online communities for the city's neighbourhoods, to bolster information access and community engagement.
Statements & Advocacy
Pakistan, Uganda & South Africa | On Our Radar
On Our Radar this week: Pakistan press freedom restrictions, Uganda media shutdown ends, and SABC's 90th anniversary amid funding crisis.
Taiwan: Funding proposals endanger public media
PMA is deeply concerned by proposals before Taiwan's Legislative Yuan to significantly cut the annual budget of its public broadcaster, PTS.
The US | On Our Radar
The US ends open-ended visas for foreign correspondents, with consequences that will be felt by newsrooms and audiences beyond America.
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Future Media Hubs and PMA announce new partnership
PMA will collaborate with FMH on strengthening international collaboration, driving innovation and building resilience for PSM.
“The safety of female journalists is a fundamental requirement for democracy”
Professor Abigail Ogwezzy-Ndisika, University of Lagos, Nigeria on women journalist safety in West Africa.
Beyond Britain: The Global Value of the BBC
A PMA symposium, in partnership with the Centre for Journalism and Democracy, exploring why the BBC matters internationally.
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