From Idea to Commitment: How SR Built a Strategy for Indigenous and Minority Audiences

Born out of international Indigenous collaboration and through inclusive leadership and staff involvement, Sveriges Radio’s new minority strategy marks a historic step for public media in Sweden.

Forest fire

WPFD 2026: Why press freedom matters for disaster preparedness and resilience

Public media are critical partners in disaster preparedness and response, but to be effective, independence is paramount.

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Visible or Lost in the Interface? The Unfinished Agenda of Article 7a AVMSD

Why the AVMSD is causing headaches for establishing effective prominence regimes for public service media, and how it can be addressed.

SABC at 50: Why local identity is the future of global media

Local identity may be a public broadcaster's greatest asset, says SABC as the corporation celebrates 50 years of television.

MediaStrong 2025

International Women’s Day 2026: For women journalists “The abuse is normalised”

For International Women’s Day, Leona O’Neill, reflects on her experience in the profession and the challenges women face on the job.

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Public service media help anchor reliable information

The contribution of public service media to information resilience is strongest when it supports institutional changes that build over time.

Swedish Radio

Radio and AI: The human voice is our most important currency

On WRD, Swedish Radio highlights the importance of human voices in their work and remind that if AI can be used as a tool, it is not a voice.

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Intense pressure on public service in Lithuania

Recently, political pressure on the Lithuanian public service company LRT has increased dramatically, with some troubling developments.

CBC/Radio-Canada

How CBC News will use AI responsibly to benefit our journalism — and keep your trust

How does CBC News use AI responsibly? "Human oversight is mandatory and AI is the tool, never the creator" says CBC's Editor in Chief.

Connecting audiences: How Prefects found the world

International collaboration and great storytelling has the power to overcome modest budgets and ensure good content can reach a global audience.