Focus on PSM | Israel

Since last summer, Israel's public media landscape has been affected by countless debates and controversial proposals regarding the future of public service broadcasting.


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PSM Weekly | 10-16 May

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


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From the local to the global: transforming public media in Spain

A recent meeting organised by think tank Teledetodos showed the country’s commitment to the values of public media, but also the numerous challenges it is facing, and will have to…


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Global coalition urges Justin Trudeau to protect press freedom

Open letter from 14 NGOs urges Canadian Prime Minister to promote and protect press freedom and freedom of expression in the country following a decline in the RSF World Press…


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New Director General for the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation

Congratulations to Michael Maratheftis, the newly appointed Director General of the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation.


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What makes news humanitarian?

In this fascinating blog Dr. Martin Scott explores the dilemmas of reporting on suffering and why some instances of human suffering are reported, and other are not.


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Call for Application: Workshop & meeting to develop social media guidelines for Caribbean journalists

We are pleased to announce our upcoming workshop and meeting with UNESCO to develop social media guidelines for journalists and media organisations in the Caribbean.


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PSM Weekly | 3-9 May

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


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Focus on PSM | Bosnia & Herzegovina

Difficult times lie ahead for PSM in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as the public broadcaster faces possible closure due to political control, a lack of funding, and an inefficient…


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Changes ahead for Romania’s public radio

Deemed ‘incompatible’ and accused of abuse of office, the head of Romania's public radio and its Board have been dismissed after Parliament rejected the company's reports.


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