This paper looks at the audience of public radio in indigenous minority languages across Europe, showing the role of PSM in preserving them

This paper looks at the usage of AI in the newsroom, along with the ways in which it has re-shaped journalistic practices.

This article examines the different types of evidence adopted by fact checkers in four European countries and how they are used

This report focuses in how the BBC can use social media to connect with increasingly isolated online audiences.

This article surveys the Scandinavian PSM landscape over the last 10 years to determine the ways in which the role of PSM have changed.

This study found that young people moved away from locally-produced content, with their focus shifting toward English-language productions.

This article argues PSM’s should be viewed as a critical part of communication infrastructures to ensure a well-functioning society.

This study examines the effect of television news programmes run by public broadcasters on the news literacy of consumers in Austria.

This article looks at European broadcasters and the failure of shaping a transnational media industry despite EU's efforts.

This study shows the (in)ability to customise smart TV across society can impact the current policy debates about prominence regulation.

This research looks into the transformation of four European PSM in response to the pressures related to platformatisation.

In this study, the authors looked into the case of the Spanish PSM to assess the state of innovation in PSM production processes

This paper argues that if PSM have improved an otherwise anaemic commercial landscape they can also be an accessory to state actors.

This article examines PSM's role in instigating and shaping domestic depictions of sexual and gender differences.

This study, explores a new approach to news avoidance and demonstrates that PSM news avoiders have relatively precarious social status.