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20th March 2026

PMA joins other media organisations in warning against LRT law changes

PMA joined other PSM and press freedom organisations to express their concern regarding the proposed amendments to the LRT law. 

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18th March 2026

How international public service media circumvent blocks

What tools do international public service media use to circumvent government-imposed blocks to news media?

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17th March 2026

Controversial laws, accusations of bias, and navigating the digital era | The PMA Briefing

Control over KAN funding back on the agenda, LRT reform bill passes, and RTVC faces accusations of pro-gov't bias.

26th February 2026

Public service media help anchor reliable information

The contribution of public service media to information resilience is strongest when it supports institutional changes that build over time.

24th February 2026

New wave of cuts, axing and pushback | The PMA Briefing

• Germany: DW becomes latest international broadcaster to face cuts • South Korea: Debate over KBS board • Ireland: New management plan rejected by RTÉ staff • Argentina: Government looks to further…

24th February 2026

PSM Weekly | 18 – 24 February 2026

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

20th February 2026

ERR’s funding crisis: How it “became a victim of its own efficiency”

ERR's head speaks to PMA about the funding crisis, how EMFA is shaking things up, and why ERR is as an "Operator of Essential Services".  

19th February 2026

PMA welcomes new funding arrangement for USAGM but challenges remain

Following presidential approval of the funding bill, the head of RFA announced that broadcasts to Chinese audiences have resumed.

17th February 2026

Unexpected funding, strikes and cancelled mergers | The PMA Briefing

New bill allocates USAGM $650 million, while public media workers at Rai Sports and Radio Educación threaten to strike.

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