9th February 2026
Albania: PMA joins statement calling for democratic reform of RTSH
PMA has joined others in calling for the reform of Albania's public media, RTSH, through democratic, lawful and institutional means.
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6th February 2026
On Our Radar | 6 February 2026
This edition: We're concerned about attacks on two RAI contractors while covering protests in Turin.
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29th January 2026
Ghana: New funding model must support GBC’s sustainability and independence
The President of Ghana recently expressed a desire to move away from the current licence fee to an alternative funding model for GBC.
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27th January 2026
Financial crisis, clarity on reforms, and strikes called off | The PMA Briefing
BHRT is mired in a financial hole; from 11 to four for Dutch public media; and Gabon’s state media workers have called off a strike.
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22nd January 2026
The two questions shaping the public media funding debate in 2026
Is the licence fee on the brink of extinction? With direct government funding in vogue, should we be concerned?
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21st January 2026
ARD joins the Public Media Alliance
PMA looks forward to collaborating with ARD on global public media challenges such as prominence and discoverability.
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12th January 2026
Media freedom groups urge Czechia’s government to uphold public media’s independence
PMA has coordinated an open letter calling on the new government of the Czech Republic to uphold funding and independence of public media.
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5th January 2026
PSM Predictions 2026
Leading public media workers, executives, and thinkers offer their insights into how they think 2026 will shape public service media (PSM).
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29th December 2025
PMA’s 2025 Highlights
Read from PMA's staff members on their pick of the year: projects, trends, events and much more!
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16th December 2025
Inquiries, consultations & hearings into PSM | The PMA Briefing
Consultation on the BBC's future opens, the EC accuses Hungary of noncompliance with EMFA, and more Indigenous language content in Peru.
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