What do people think of generative AI?
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.
“Policymakers must take urgent action” to make VRT prominent
VRT calls on Belgian authorities to take urgent action to ensure they are easy to find and prominent on smart devices.
RNZ research shows growing recognition of PSM value
RNZ research revealed an increase in people's trust and appreciation of the public broadcaster's value and role in society.
How the BBC is covering the UK General Election
Combatting disinformation, engaging audiences, and being transparent are just some of pledges from the BBC ahead of the UK General Election.
Public Spaces Incubator unveils innovative concepts for better online public conversations
The Public Spaces Incubator considers how public broadcasters can stimulate informed public debate that is essential to democracy.
ZDF and ARD start open source initiative for shared streaming network
ZDF and ARD start a collaboration on one technical platform for everyone – efficient, oriented to the common good and transparent.
BBC World Service reveals for the first time that 310 of its journalists are working in exile
Ahead of World Press Freedom Day, the BBC is announcing for the first time that over 300 World Service journalists are working in exile.
CPB and PBS Partner Extend Impact of Early Childhood Education Resources and Content
CPB and PBS today announced partnerships with 14 public media stations for the Ready To Learn-funded early childhood educational resources.
Information must not become a class issue
Swedish Radio leadership have emphasised the necessity of equitable information access following a visit to Ukraine's public broadcaster.
After 6 Year Hiatus, PTS Taiwan Holds 11th Taiwan International Children’s Film Festival
The 11th edition of TICFF in 2024 marked the festival’s 20th anniversary and inaugurated the launch of PTS streaming platform PTS+