A producer for Geo News went missing after being abducted but was then returned 24 hours later, showing ongoing threats to journalists.

A new law, designed to protect the public media, RTV Slovenija, has finally come into effect, heralding a new start for the organisation.

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A bill which proposes to merge the public media of Nepal has been criticised for how it might impinge on their editorial independence.

Catherine Tait, President and CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada, has been reappointed in her role at the national public broadcaster for an additional 18-month term.

We are pleased to announce that the Public Media Alliance’s representative on the Consultative Network of the Media Freedom Coalition has been appointed as co-chair. 

The new Accessibility Plan provides a framework for CBC/Radio-Canada to better serve people with disabilities, better represent them in its content, and become the accessible public broadcaster that…

RNZ is starting a new chapter with a strengthened purpose as Aotearoa's non-commercial public media organisation.

The Pacific Media Network has introduced menopause and menstrual leave, the first company in Aotearoa, New Zealand to adopt e policy.

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What the BBC is doing to meet the needs of audiences: BBC Verify, BBC Radio's revamp on spoken audio production and Help with TV Licence.