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COVID-19 has been described as an "extinction-level crisis" for some media organisations, with serious implications for media pluralism. But there is hope, as initiatives in the…

On November 16, the Advisory Network to the Media Freedom Coalition, a group of 17 national, regional and international organisations, delivered a statement at the ministerial…

South Africa’s public broadcaster confirms that it will follow through with restructuring plans that will result in 400 job losses, and asks the public to contribute to the TV…

PMA has significant concerns about a new panel to "help shape" the future of public service broadcasting in the UK.

Public radio has a long history of creating content that meets the changing needs of society while informing, educating, and entertaining listeners. But how is it adapting to…

Join us at the digital edition of this year’s WPFC conference where we will be hosting a session called Why Public Media Matters.

In the past year, RTHK has been subject to official warnings, tightening restrictions, and “political persecution”. The arrest of a producer earlier this week is just the latest…

Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.

Logos removed from vans and equipment as Dutch public media journalists face increased threats to their physical safety.

CEO of the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) announces that he will remove the “firewall” regulation designed to protect the editorial independence of government-funded…