Jamie Tahana

PBS is rolling out civics-themed kids content, to encourage viewers to get involved and learn about what’s happening around them.

In a new episode of Media Uncovered we explore how public media do and should represent, reflect, and serve Indigenous Peoples.

To ensure all political parties receive equitable coverage, GBC has inaugurated a committee to oversee coverage of the December election.

Sri Lankan lawmakers have passed a bill to regulate online content that media freedom activists fear is an attempt to muzzle free speech.

The Swiss public broadcaster has announced a succession plan for the top leadership ahead of what could be significant reform to how the broadcaster is funded.

CBC Radio-Canada's Catherine Tait details the reasons and purpose behind a news service for kids, by kids, about what matters to them.

The UK Government's Mid-Term Review of the BBC has recommended a range of reforms, but critics have labelled the proposals a "kick" at the broadcaster.

Taiwan is in the spotlight ahead of an election amid geopolitical tension and an apparent disinformation campaign.

PMA welcomes the recent deal on the European Media Freedom Act, or EMFA, a major step towards safeguarding press freedom.

Our global membership recently joined our PSM Unpacked roundtable to discuss the opportunities and challenges of a digital future.