“The safety of female journalists is a fundamental requirement for democracy”
Professor Abigail Ogwezzy-Ndisika, University of Lagos, Nigeria on women journalist safety in West Africa.
Severance, uncertainty & damaged archives | The PMA Briefing
National broadcasters face scrutiny in the Maldives and Colombia, while racism, damaged archives and spending controversies raise concerns elsewhere.
PSM Weekly | 5 – 11 August 2026
PMA's weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
Pakistan, Uganda & South Africa | On Our Radar
On Our Radar this week: Pakistan press freedom restrictions, Uganda media shutdown ends, and SABC's 90th anniversary amid funding crisis.
Taiwan: Funding proposals endanger public media
PMA is deeply concerned by proposals before Taiwan's Legislative Yuan to significantly cut the annual budget of its public broadcaster, PTS.
Confronting disinformation: RTVE’s position and the opportunities of technology
RTVE experts explore how the Spanish public broadcaster combats disinformation and helps build public trust in reliable information.
Social media moderation: RTBF’s daily challenge
For public broadcasters, moderating social media spaces became a job in its own right. What does it entail and where should a line be drawn?
Funding pressures and state media reform | The PMA Briefing
Politicians are targeting public media funding in Taiwan and Slovenia, while Nepal eyes public media restructuring.
PSM Weekly | 29 July – 4 August 2026
PMA's weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
Gaming x Journalism: Could it work?
As public media move into gaming, is there a possibility that platforms like Roblox or Minecraft might become spaces to deliver journalism?