15th March 2024
UN Fact-Finding Mission on Iran reports on the threats faced by BBC News Persian journalists and their family members
UN report raises concern that Iranian authorities harassed, threatened and intimidated journalists working outside the country, including BBC Persian.
15th March 2024
New leadership for RTÉ as licence fee evasion increases
As the new RTÉ Chair was appointed, it was announced that TV licence fee losses since last year’s payment scandal rose up to €22 million.
14th March 2024
TVNZ: The news funding model is broken – but this would fix it
Newshub shutting down and cuts at TVNZ show that New Zealand needs a new funding model for its fourth estate.
13th March 2024
Coalition calls for effective implementation of EMFA
PMA has joined other CSOs in urging all stakeholders to work together for EMFA's full and effective implementation.
12th March 2024
PSM Weekly | 5 – 12 March 2024
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
11th March 2024
10 years on from his murder, Nils Horner still deserves justice
In the decade since the death of Nils Horner, the world has become more dangerous for journalists, writes Swedish Radio's CEO, Cilla Benkö.
8th March 2024
New technology to show why images and video are genuine launches on BBC News
'Content credentials' – a new piece of technology – will show how BBC journalists have verified content's authenticity.
7th March 2024
Australia & NZ confront big tech as media crisis grows
Both Australia and New Zealand are looking to take action against tech platforms to make them pay news providers for their content.
7th March 2024
Fears for future of public media in Argentina after Télam shuttered
Journalists and press unions went a strike on 5 March in protest against the decision to close down the national news agency, Télam.
5th March 2024
PSM Weekly | 28 February – 5 March 2024
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.