Artificial Intelligence: A protective tool for journalists?
Some broadcasters are using AI for good, and thinking of innovative ways it can be employed to protect journalism.
How two Caribbean broadcasters covered Hurricane Beryl
Caribbean broadcasters ensured timely, accurate Hurricane Beryl coverage through preparedness, collaboration, and strong community trust.
How EBC covered the floods
One month on from unprecedented floods, EBC staff discuss how they covered the weather event, and the lessons learned.
GBC: Maintaining balance ahead of a crucial Ghana election
As Ghana prepares to vote in December elections amid an economic crisis, the head of the GBC explains the vital role the public broadcaster has played in the country's democracy.
Medios Públicos de Uruguay unveils new editorial guidelines
The President of the Uruguay's public broadcaster, Gerardo Sotelo talks to PMA about their new editorial guidelines.
How CBC/Radio-Canada is addressing declining trust
With indicators suggesting declining public trust in CBC/Radio-Canada, how is the broadcaster addressing the problem?
WPFD: “High quality environmental journalism needs all our support”
The Director of One World Media on the urgent need for supporting and investing in environmental journalism around the world.
World Radio Day: a century of informing, educating & entertaining
World Radio Day celebrates the enduring power of radio to amplify diverse voices, foster dialogue, and unite communities worldwide.
WhatsApp, a new channel for broadcasters?
More and more broadcasters are joining the trend of WhatsApp info channels, some to inform, others to get closer to their audience.
Trust at RTV SLO: “It is easier to ruin than rebuild”
After RTV SLO went through challenges and reforms, how is the broadcaster encouraging and restoring public trust in them as an institution?