Harry Lock

The South African government is moving ahead with plans to scrap the TV licence fee which funds SABC and replace it with a household levy.

PMA condemns the attacks on journalists as democratic institutions were stormed in Brazil's capital by pro-Bolsonaro supporters.

The UK government is to scrap plans to privatise Channel 4, while Brazil’s new government has saved EBC from privatisation.

2022 was a dark year, with more journalists imprisoned than ever before, writes Cilla Benkö, DG of Swedish Radio, as she looks ahead to 2023.

As we finish the year, PMA's CEO, Kristian Porter – who took up the position in April – considers our work in 2022, and what comes next.

In another busy year for PMA and public media worldwide, our staff highlight PMA's top work from 2022, from podcasts to projects.

Radiodays Europe 2023 is this year being held in Prague, from 26 - 28 March. PMA members are able to access exclusive discounts.

Reforms to strengthen the independence of South Korea’s public media are taking place against a backdrop of recent media freedom concerns.

The heads of Germany’s 16 states have given their assent to reforming Germany’s public media sector, but the proposals have faced criticism.  

New Zealand's new public media entity, the ANZPM, is designed to meet the challenges of a "volatile world", from misinformation to big tech.