Australia passes prominence and anti-siphoning laws
Australia has passed new prominence laws that force television manufacturers to display local broadcasters’ content on home screens.
ABC welcomes launch of Indo-Pacific Broadcasting Strategy
The ABC has welcomed the launch of the Australian Government’s Indo-Pacific Broadcasting Strategy which calls ABC International a leading partner.
Marking a year of RNZ Chinese and IndoNZ
RNZ celebrates one year of creating and translation content aiming at connection a growing Asian New Zealand audience with public media.
PMA runs workshop on Responsible AI & Public Media
Our latest workshop focussed on how to best deploy AI tools in a responsible way, maintaining and respecting core public media values.
PSM Weekly | 10-23 July 2024
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
Latin America Roundup: Governments try to leave their mark on public media
Télam closed in Argentina, Chile tries to modernise public media and in Peru IRTP is facing a wave of criticism for its recent spending.
Media Freedom Coalition statement on Transparency Law in Georgia
The Media Freedom Coalition has expressed concern over declining media freedom in Georgia.
Peripheral Vision International joins the Public Media Alliance
The Public Media Alliance (PMA) warmly welcomes Peripheral Vision International (PVI) as an Affiliate Member.
RTP’s use of a rich media ecosystem to reach younger audience
João Galveias of RTP explores the different ways and challenges for public broadcasters to reach a younger audience.
A media cordon as a shield against the far-right?
Some countries have installed a cordon médiatique in an effort to prevent the far-right from gaining influence.