11th August 2026
Severance, uncertainty & damaged archives | The PMA Briefing
National broadcasters face scrutiny in the Maldives and Colombia, while racism, damaged archives and spending controversies raise concerns elsewhere.
4th August 2026
Funding pressures and state media reform | The PMA Briefing
Politicians are targeting public media funding in Taiwan and Slovenia, while Nepal eyes public media restructuring.
28th July 2026
Election pressures, AI safeguards & digital transformation | The PMA Briefing
EBC removes nearly 200,000 articles to comply with pre-election restrictions; TVRI calls for regional cooperation on AI governance & IP.
21st July 2026
Expansion, complaints processes & visas | The PMA Briefing
CBC/Radio-Canada announces a major international expansion, ABC and SBS defend their complaints processes & government pressure on Rai.
7th July 2026
Pressure, prominence & AI | The PMA Briefing
SBC’s CEO decries political pressure, a decline in Germany’s broadcasting fee revenue, and VRT wants more content on its streaming platform.
30th June 2026
Financial uncertainties, shutdowns & cooperation | The PMA Briefing
Public broadcasters in both Chile and Slovenia face hard funding decisions, and RTM agrees expanded collaboration with Astro.
23rd June 2026
Football, local news & cuts | The PMA Briefing
How the FIFA World Cup is driving streaming platform growth for some public media. Plus: a local news mandate for CBC/Radio-Canada.
16th June 2026
Digitisation plan, streaming tax & reforms | The PMA Briefing
Bills put forward by both the Czech and the Hungarian government look to fundamentally reform the respective public broadcasters.
10th June 2026
Revisions, rifts & reforms | The PMA Briefing
LRT bill revisions ease concerns but doubts remain, RTBF faces board turmoil, while media tensions rise in Colombia and the Netherlands.
2nd June 2026
Governance reforms, restructures & impartiality proposals | The PMA Briefing
Proposed reforms for SBC have been met with concern, NPR announces a restructure and cuts, and Hungary’s PM calls for MTVA heads to resign.









