3rd November 2026
Resignation, investment and the global state of state and public media | The PMA Briefing
Leadership changes at RTS, new investment for EBC’s TV 3.0 project, and modest gains for public media independence worldwide.
20th October 2026
Referendums, audits & boards | The PMA Briefing
Slovenia votes on RTV funding, Thai PBS clashes with auditors, SBC reforms its board, LRT faces tensions and BBC Scotland TV channel shuts down.
7th October 2026
Funding changes, copyright & cuts | The PMA Briefing
A governing MP suggests a new funding model for Thai PBS, ERR gets longer-term funding, and a report suggests updating the BBC licence fee.
29th September 2026
Solidarity, terrestrial networks & boycotts | The PMA Briefing
Sweden’s two public broadcasters call for full compensation to cover the costs of maintaining the terrestrial network and Fiji’s government spreads the Public Service Broadcasting funding allocation.
22nd September 2026
Impartiality, investigations & oversight | The PMA Briefing
The ABC rejects a media regulator finding, LRT’s director general comes under pressure from the Council, and gov't affirms oversight of BTV.
16th September 2026
EMFA, reforms & funding cuts | The PMA Briefing
Why EMFA needs to be implemented; a radical overhaul for Dutch PSM; and funding cuts for Czech and Swiss PSM.
9th September 2026
Cancelled licences, threatened closure, and funding boost | The PMA Briefing
The Dutch government moves against ON, Germany's regional MDR faces pressures from AfD, and Brazil proposes new funding for public media.
25th August 2026
Resets, legal challenges & streaming growth | The PMA Briefing
Public media resets unfold in Hungary, Syria and Colombia, while BHRT challenges a court ruling and KBS's streaming platform gains traction.
18th August 2026
DGs, job cuts & funding crises | The PMA Briefing
An ORF board member files complaint against ORF’s new DG, while SABC, PTS and RNZ contend with funding challenges.
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.









