Public service media are often credited as an antidote to fake news, but how do they do it, and are they doing it well?

In this year of elections, it is more important than ever for public media to adapt without losing sight of their core values.

Some countries have installed a cordon médiatique in an effort to prevent the far-right from gaining influence.

The outlook for public media is not encouraging with young audiences turning to streaming services much more than public media.

Following proposals to increase the licence fee for Czech TV, the director general explains why stable funding is essential.

AI raises all manner of complex issues, particularly with its use in news. But it's also something that should be responsibly experimented with, writes the BBC's Peter Archer.

Combatting disinformation, engaging audiences, and being transparent are just some of pledges from the BBC ahead of the UK General Election. 

With indicators suggesting declining public trust in CBC/Radio-Canada, how is the broadcaster addressing the problem? 

Despite efforts to restrict the media, News 1st's Zulfick Farzan says they remain "committed to ethical and unbiased reporting." 

On World Press Freedom Day, News5 Belize is more than ever advocating for press freedom and the planet, highlighting the values of PSM.