Online gender-based violence is being exacerbated by AI, causing women journalists to self-censor and withdraw from public and online spaces.

Should PSM use AI to recreate the voices of those who can no longer speak? RNZ examined its core mission: giving voice to the voiceless.

RTBF's Axelle Pollet looks at the challenges PSM are confronted with and why public media matters more than ever.

Artificial intelligence is everywhere, but RNZ is considering carefully how it should use these tools — and where to draw the line.

As CPB will have to cease its operations, audiences will find out what disappears when public media's lifeline is cut.

The EMFA came into force at the beginning of August, but pressures on public media and media freedom in Europe persist.

To stay relevant in a rapidly changing media landscape, RNZ must keep adapting to evolving audience habits, writes its CEO. 

VRT joined public broadcasters, fact-checkers, and medical professionals, to lead a pioneering cross-border fact-checking collaboration.

Dr. Judit Bayer takes a look at public media in Hungary, exploring the discrepancies between laws regulating public broadcasting.

With Chile’s national television broadcaster facing a financial and audience crisis, Dr. Lorena Antezana Barrios explores the history of TVN.