As part of our Global Grant scheme, media trainers Professor Claire de Than and Siobhann Tighe travelled to the Isle of Man to provide refreshers in media law and interview techniques to staff from…

Ofcom announces measures to help public broadcasters face “unprecedented pressure” of competition from streaming services and global media giants.

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“Backslide”. This seems to be the word most used to describe what’s happening to public broadcasting and independent media in parts of central Europe.

As SABC continues to navigate its ongoing financial crisis, does it really face a so-called “blackout”?

In recent years, public media in Brazil has experienced a slow and tragic death and now faces complete dismantling.

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The ABC lodged a court application to set aside the warrant that authorised an Australian Federal Police (AFP) raid and to demand the return of seized files.

The BBC announced that it will fund means-tested licence fees for some older people following government decision to stop the provision of free licences.

Mexico is one of the world’s deadliest countries for journalists, with an environment that breeds fear and self-censorship. So what hope is there for effective public media in the country?

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