VRT: Embracing AI for the public good
The Head of the VRT Innovation Development explains their directives on usage of generative AI, and examples of where it's already being used.
A World Without Radio-Canada
Catherine Tait discussed the crisis in Canada's media ecosystem and the decline of trust, two existential threats to the survival of Radio-Canada.
Deadly month for journalists in a shakier world
International law mandates the protection of journalists in conflicts, and crimes committed against journalists must lead to sentencing.
State Media Monitor 2023: A Bleak Reading
The spectre of a series of intensifying conflicts presents an alarming peril to democratic societies, ahead of a crucial election year.
Why newsrooms should have mental health strategies for climate journalists
It’s time to recognise that climate reporting can have a serious mental impact, says Seigonie Mohammed of CCN TV6 in Trinidad and Tobago.
Generative AI at the BBC
Rhodri Talfan Davies, the BBC’s Director of Nations, sets out the latest on the approach the BBC is taking to working with Generative AI.
Swedish Radio has to save money
Extensive financial challenges mean Swedish Radio must act to secure its finances and save money, writes CEO Cilla Benkö.
The case for a ‘public service internet’
In an interview with PhD researcher, Helen Jay, we find out what a 'public service internet' is, and why it is so crucial for a democratic and well-informed society.
PSM in the 21st Century
In a speech at the CBU 54th AGA, the CEO of PMA discussed both the challenges and opportunities for PSM in the 21st Century.
Swedish Radio publishes policy for generative AI
Swedish Radio has been actively exploring how AI can strengthen our offer to listeners and make our operations more efficient.