2016
New RSJI report on the impacts of public service media.

2016
Is there a media system that promotes less political selective exposure? This article explores this question within the context of the US and Dutch media landscape.

2016
This article analyses the economic viability of news production in the two main categories of media organisations, legacy media and digital native media, with a focus on USA and Europe.

2016
This article addresses the question as to whether public service media is still relevant in the “age of the internet and digital networks”?

2015
This article investigates how the rise of social media affects European public service broadcasting, particularly in the United Kingdom and The Netherlands.

2014
An examination of the debates surrounding the future of public service broadcasting in Norway and Sweden in the 2000s.

2014
Triggered by the pressures of globalization, the processes of media convergence have split into a two-way communication process consisting of both convergent and-divergent axes.

2014
What is the unstated line that public service networks will not cross when attempting to compete with commercial networks in terms of popular culture?

2013
PSBs are a central part of national news media landscapes. In many countries, PSBs are the first choice of citizens when it comes to news providers. And in perhaps more countries still, PSBs are thought of as specialists in provision of hard news.

2013
The sixth publication in the series of RIPE Readers on PSM published by NORDICOM

2012
In this report, Marie-Soleil Frère surveys the news landscapes of DRC, Burundi, and Rwanda. Marshalling an impressive range of data, she examines patterns of production and consumption, the often grim realities of law and regulation, the embryonic state of media policy, the role of donors, and the positive impact of online platforms.

2011
This article argues that open-platform Public Service Media are capable of developing more comprehensive and inclusive social frameworks than online providers.

2009
Grounded in a series of industry interviews taken from across six case studies and referencing recent literature and policy documents, this article analyses the impact of public broadcasting’s digital rebirth on traditional public service principles.

2009
This recommended article, supported by FesMedia Africa, conveys the complicated changes facing state-owned broadcasters in Southern Africa.

2009
This article addresses the implications of the movement towards entertainment-centred, market-driven media by comparing what is reported and what the public knows in four countries with different media systems.