SBS strengthens commitment to inclusion with new commissioning guidelines
SBS has launched new Commissioning Inclusion Guidelines, reaffirming its commitment to representing all Australians.
The SRG is repositioning itself and moving closer together
Citing cost-saving pressures and a shifting media landscape, SRG has announced plans to streamline its operations.
VRT strengthens EU collaboration on AI research
VRT joins an ambitious EU funded research initiative aimed at accelerating the development of open and trustworthy AI models in Europe.
CBC/Radio-Canada releases progress report on National Indigenous Strategy
More Indigenous partnerships and programming among highlights of CBC/Radio-Canada National Indigenous Strategy progress report.
New Zealand budget: More money for journalists, less for RNZ
NZ's gov't focus on media by investing in local journalism but tightening RNZ's budget and contemplating possible media law reforms.
BBC research reveals global influence and status as top UK cultural export
Recent global audience research from UK public broadcaster BBC has revealed its unmatched international impact.
RNZ publishes audience research on trust
RNZ conducted a trust-focused audience survey to track performance against its Charter, revealing an increase in public trust.
Why funding for ABC International should be stepped up
ABC International needs more funding to push back against the propaganda being disseminated by China and Russia, writes its head.
RNZ celebrates 100 years – where to now?
As New Zealand's public service broadcaster celebrates 100 years, RNZ chief executive Paul Thompson looks to the future, announcing eight new scholarships.
End of federal funds would break fabric of public national network, says NPR’s CEO
NPR President & CEO Katherine Maher cautions that federal funding cuts could dismantle the infrastructure of US public radio and broadcasting.