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The illusion of a public service broadcaster

Dr. Judit Bayer takes a look at public media in Hungary, exploring the discrepancies between laws regulating public broadcasting.

KBS building in Seoul

On the brink of reform | The PMA Briefing

Public broadcasting reforms are on the agenda in Bangladesh, France, Czech Republic and South Korea, as funding and managements are debated.

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PSM Weekly | 18 – 24 June 2025

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

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MediaStrong 2025 Agenda

Explore the agenda of the MediaStrong 2025 Symposium for journalists, focused on improving mental health supports in newsrooms.

The Chilean flag and the large communications tower rise above a cluster of trees.

Why Chile’s TVN needs reviving

With Chile’s national television broadcaster facing a financial and audience crisis, Dr. Lorena Antezana Barrios explores the history of TVN.

VRT Brussels EU

VRT strengthens EU collaboration on AI research

VRT joins an ambitious EU funded research initiative aimed at accelerating the development of open and trustworthy AI models in Europe. 

CBC/Radio-Canada releases progress report on National Indigenous Strategy

More Indigenous partnerships and programming among highlights of CBC/Radio-Canada National Indigenous Strategy progress report.

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Can cuts to public media be avoided? | The PMA Briefing

As the Swiss National Council rejects a proposal to halve SRG’s budget, the Dutch PSM system calls for their cuts programme to be reversed.

PSM Weekly | 11 – 17 June 2025

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

Aerial view of Parliament of Georgia

PMA joins the call against repressive media laws in Georgia

Laws on foreign funding and broadcast content empower authorities to censor, prosecute and close media which provide vital news to audiences.