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

In this UNESCO article, we take a look back at PMA's recent media literacy bootcamps for Caribbean educators and journalists.

Currently Director of Journalism and Deputy CEO of BBC News, Jonathan Munro will take up the post of BBC News Global Director from September.

Opposition parties in Slovakia have filed a constitutional complaint against the public media law after it was approved by the President.

For the majority of the population (80.6 percent), it is (very) important that ZDF contributes to the education of the population.

In light of Hurricane Beryl which has hit the Caribbean, PMA offers its support to our member broadcasters in the region. 

We explore why the past 18 months has seen so many job cuts at American public media stations, and what impact these cuts might have. 

The outlook for public media is not encouraging with young audiences turning to streaming services much more than public media.

South Korea's public service media, KBS, will serve as a public forum to address the country's low birthrate.

New Zealand’s gov't is considering changes in legislation that would force tech giants to pay news organisations for their content.

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