In a new episode of Media Uncovered we explore how public media do and should represent, reflect, and serve Indigenous Peoples.

The UK’s Channel 4 and Swedish Radio have both announced job cuts while also stressing that digital investment is its most urgent priority.

Sri Lankan lawmakers have passed a bill to regulate online content that media freedom activists fear is an attempt to muzzle free speech.

BiH might become the only European country without a public broadcaster, as BHRT reported existential challenges due to lack of funds.

The UK Government's Mid-Term Review of the BBC has recommended a range of reforms, but critics have labelled the proposals a "kick" at the broadcaster.

Tensions are rising for public media in Argentina, with threats of privatisation and police forces are placed in front of PSM headquarters.

The new ORF law and house levy funding model started on the 1 January, but has already created a dispute with the newspaper publisher lobby.

With multiple conflicts and with a mass of elections, the environment for journalists in 2024 is increasingly hostile.

Taiwan is in the spotlight ahead of an election amid geopolitical tension and an apparent disinformation campaign.

The new Polish government has put public media entities into liquidation, following a political dispute over the organisation.