Jamie Tahana

As New Zealand's public service broadcaster celebrates 100 years, RNZ chief executive Paul Thompson looks to the future, announcing eight new scholarships.

A policy brief on adapting public media platforms, through balancing legacy, technology and audience needs for the future development.

A comparative analysis of Video on Demand (VoD) streaming, publishing and personalisation from public service media in seven markets.

More than 20 global media freedom groups, including PMA, have called on the US to protect press freedom after USAGM dismantling.

On World Radio Day, two century-old public broadcasters are still proving that radio still has a vital role in emergency situations.

Through a series of proposed bills, the Israeli government has tried to interfere with the governance, funding and ownership of the country’s public service broadcaster.

Governments in both Bangladesh and Kenya have announced plans to reform media organisations, while France is pushing ahead with reforms.

Public Media stations in Southern California have been collaborating to provide trusted, life-saving information about the devastating wildfires.

A crackdown on political opposition and an increase in attacks on journalists and independent media - including public media - mark a worrying trend.

Belgium’s RTBF faces austerity; Slovenia’s funding remains unknown. Israel’s KAN becomes a political football, and FM falls silent in Switzerland.