A court bid by The Helen Suzman Foundation (HSF) against the SABC succeeds in what has been a tumultuous and highly controversial period for South Africa’s public broadcaster.

Despite the rise of online streaming music platforms, a survey suggests radio is still the predominant media for finding new music in Canada.

A new research by Ofcom indicates that time spent watching TV is declining, especially among young people, but public service broadcasting still remains satisfying for most people.

Community media will soon be growing in Ecuador, as the sector will receive one third of radio and television licenses by 2017.

Media professionals keep on discussing the role and challenges of media across the Pacific region, at the World Journalism Education Congress in New Zealand.

Our weekly round-up of public service media news stories from around the world. 11-17 July.

Thai media face further restrictions as Prime Minister gives sweeping powers to broadcast and press regulators.

Pacific media will be one of the key issue to discuss at the World Journalism Education Congress in New Zealand.

While the mainstream media devotes attention to the upcoming Olympics and the often unflattering portraits of favelas, community media in Brazil is rising to provide an alternative story.

The South African broadcaster continues to be in turmoil, as protests continue and court bid begins to prevent further censorship measures.

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