23rd January 2018
PSM Weekly | 17-23 January
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
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19th January 2018
Insight | How public media should respond to journalism’s crisis
PMA President and Radio New Zealand CEO Paul Thompson writes about the crisis of journalism and the challenges facing public media organisations worldwide.
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11th January 2018
Danish Broadcasting Corporation and public service broadcasting under threat
Ten Directors-General of public service companies in Europe sign statement in support of Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR).
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10th January 2018
Focus on PSM | Italy
The new year will bring both challenges and promises of innovation for the Italian broadcaster Radio Televisione Italiana (RAI).
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5th January 2018
Broadcasters, hurricanes and recovery in the Caribbean
Public media plays a key role in communicating essential and life saving information during times of crisis and emergency. This was no better demonstrated than during Hurricanes…
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20th December 2017
Children’s Screen Content in an Era of Forced Migration
How can broadcasters face challenges and opportunities that arise when reflecting migration through children’s content in Europe?
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19th December 2017
PSM Weekly | 13-19 Dec
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
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18th December 2017
Fran Unsworth appointed BBC Director of News and Current Affairs
Congratulations to PMA board member Fran Unsworth on her new role.
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13th December 2017
Call for Papers: Media, War & Conflict
Ahead of the 10th anniversary Media, War & Conflict conference in Florence in May, organisers have issued a call for papers on the "spaces of war and war of spaces".
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8th December 2017
Why RNZ is dedicated to the use of te reo
The debate about the use of te reo on RNZ shows both how far we have come as a nation - and how far we still have to go, writes RNZ chief executive Paul Thompson.
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