Data privacy and national security the top concerns for PSM in AI procurement
A new industry report explores how public service media companies procure and use AI tools off the market to aid their journalism.
How Mediacorp maintains a close relationship with its audience
How Mediacorp celebrated the 60th anniversary of Singapore's independence, plus why being a broadcaster still has its benefits.
Intense pressure on public service in Lithuania
Recently, political pressure on the Lithuanian public service company LRT has increased dramatically, with some troubling developments.
How CBC News will use AI responsibly to benefit our journalism — and keep your trust
How does CBC News use AI responsibly? "Human oversight is mandatory and AI is the tool, never the creator" says CBC's Editor in Chief.
On Our Radar | 5 December 2025
We look at the bomb threat at France Télévisions, the risk of a national blackout at SABC, and growing pressure on LRT.
Fijians rate FBC News and TV, number one
More than half of Fijians rank FBC first for accurate news and sports stories, a new survey by BBC Media Action suggests.
The Public Spaces Incubator: Civility by design
Six public media and one nonprofit R&D lab are embarking on a groundbreaking initiative: to provide online spaces safe for civil debate.
RTVE Joins the Public Media Alliance
Spanish broadcaster RTVE becomes the latest public service media organisation to join the Public Media Alliance.
PSM Weekly | 26 November – 2 December 2025
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
Lawsuits, austerity, and competing with big tech | The PMA Briefing
Colombian public media face a lawsuit; austerity measures hit media in Austria and Bolivia; Australian efforts to make big tech pay for news continue.
