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

In the decade since the death of Nils Horner, the world has become more dangerous for journalists, writes Swedish Radio's CEO, Cilla Benkö.

'Content credentials' – a new piece of technology – will show how BBC journalists have verified content's authenticity.

Both Australia and New Zealand are looking to take action against tech platforms to make them pay news providers for their content.

Journalists and press unions went a strike on 5 March in protest against the decision to close down the national news agency, Télam.

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

Protests against Rai erupted after the broadcaster distanced itself from comments about Israel and Gaza, at a festival it was broadcasting.

News editors and chiefs from over thirty media organisations have signed an open letter calling for journalists in Gaza to be protected.

A climate of insecurity is lingering, as budget cuts and plans to dissolve RTVS into two entities were announced by the government.

The KEF’s recommendation to raise the Germany's public media funding by 58 cents per month has been described as “a challenge”.

The Belgian public broadcasters, VRT and RTBF, are joining our growing alliance of public service media organisations.