The Journal of Applied Journalism and Media Studies are looking for submissions for a special issue on cross-border journalism.

2017 Joint Workshop of the “Communication Law and Policy” and “Media Industries and Cultural Production” Sections of the European Communications Research and Education Association

Unable to reach agreement with the Thai government, the BBC World Service has not renewed its operating permit after 20 years of operations in the country.

Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.

The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) of Nigeria has issued a stern warning to broadcasters with outstanding licence fees, threatening them with sanctions and shutdown if they do not comply.

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UNESCO initiative to improve gender equality in Thai media opens with special event ahead of International Women’s Day.

As the popularity of virtual reality soars, what are public service broadcasters doing to keep pace and produce content for this emerging medium?

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Zambia’s government refuses to back down on a decision to award 60% share in the national broadcaster, despite a public outcry and rebukes from the opposition.

The Director General of the BBC, Tony Hall, has today announced a new channel and funding increase for BBC Scotland.