Last week Tunisia’s President Beji Caid Essebi signed a declaration granting independent journalism and the right to information.

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

A proposed Information Bill in Fiji may limit both media and citizens’ ability to access information.

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

A Brazilian social movement is organising a party in São Paulo in defense of the country’s broadcaster

Today, South Africa’s Communications Minister, Faith Muthambi, will respond to a parliamentary inquiry over the turmoil that has been unsettling the nation’s broadcaster

Call for papers for the Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association conference

Call for papers: for the third World Conference on Media and Mass Communication

How has European media culture been shaped by the commercialisation of media outlets and foreign influence?

India’s public broadcaster recently intervened to prevent the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting from closing down regional news units.

To celebrate 50 years of service, Vanuatu’s broadcasting corporation launched a new platform for the island.