Reporting Hate Speech, Terrorism & Violence in South East Asia
In March 2019, a group of journalists, media managers and press regulators from five countries in the Asia-Pacific region met in Kuala Lumpur to develop guidelines for journalists and media workers in South East Asia.
PSM Weekly | 24-30 July 2019
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
PBI 2019: How does PSM stand apart?
Ahead of September's Public Broadcasters International we reflect on the key differences between state, public and private media and explore a key societal role of public broadcasters.
New trends in reporting on climate change
In light of the recent heat waves occurring across the globe, media organisations, public and independent, are taking heed on placing climate change at the forefront of their reporting.
PSM Weekly | 17-23 July 2019
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
Update 2 | SABC debt crisis
The SABC have denied claims that the public broadcaster is due to cut staff by up to a third as it continues to navigate its ongoing debt crisis .
#DefendMediaFreedom: Public Media Matters
Last week PMA participated in the inaugural Global Conference for Media Freedom in London, hosted by the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office and the Canadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Collaborative Factchecking and PSM
As disinformation and misinformation become more prevalent than ever before, public media organisations are engaging in collaborative efforts to counter its spread.
Media freedom stifled across Latin America
Restrictive laws, a lack of independent public media and high levels of violence towards journalists are just some of the threats limiting media freedom across Latin America.
PSM Weekly | 10-16 July 2019
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.