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The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) has announced that 90% of its radio music content will be sourced locally.

Editor-in-Chief of SBC's Swissinfo.ch releases statement in support of the broadcaster's role as an instrument of democracy.

Impact of new media laws leads to growing concern for media freedom and public service broadcasting in Poland.

Two new reports suggest that PSB reforms have failed across Africa whilst media freedom has improved but is still precarious.

PMA CEO Sally-Ann Wilson reflects on global media freedom and our concern for public media in Tonga

The new strategy aims to dramatically improve the corporation’s inclusivity and representation of the UK’s diverse public, both through the content it produces and internally at…

An area of our website for the staff of fully paid PMA members, enabling them to access the Views and Voices of those around the world who are concerned with public service media.

With the release of Reporters without Borders’ (RSF) World Press Freedom Index, we take a look at the progress made by some of our member countries.

RTE's Noel Curran delivers lecture about the challenges and risks for public service broadcasting in a digital media landscape.

Following a successful feasibility study in 2015, the Solomon Islands’ national radio broadcaster, SIBC, is planning to launch a new public television service.