7th May 2025
World Press Freedom Day | The PMA Briefing
On World Press Freedom Day - attacks on press freedom, journalism faces pressure from AI and entrenched threats such as state capture.
3rd May 2025
WPFD 2025: Our renewed commitment to defend public media
In this WPFD message, PMA's CEO warns of escalating media freedom threats and outlines our renewed commitment to defend public media.
3rd May 2025
Five ways AI can save and endanger Public Service Media (at the same time)
Develop AI founder Paul McNally shares with us five ways how AI can save and endanger public service media at the same time.
3rd May 2025
AI and Journalism: A new headline for news
Karel Degraeve, Innovation Expert at VRT NWS, shares his views on the challenges and opportunities of AI for journalism and the media.
11th March 2025
Curious about a news story? – Swedish Radio tests AI supported news search
SR is the first media in Sweden to invite the public to test a new type of news search combining factual news reporting with AI functionality
16th October 2024
Lessons from ABC’s podcast episode title optimisation pilot
The ABC looked if AI could help to create podcast titles and descriptions that are the perfect match for their potential audiences.
12th September 2024
How can AI bolster the mission of PSM?
The integration of AI by PSM needs safeguards through policies and proper governance, PMA's CEO told a conference in Taiwan.
11th September 2024
ABC Assist: Designing an AI application for responsibility in the UX
ABC's Digital Product team developed ABC Assist, a powerful AI tool that improves research process for the public broadcaster's employees.
25th July 2024
PMA runs workshop on Responsible AI & Public Media
Our latest workshop focussed on how to best deploy AI tools in a responsible way, maintaining and respecting core public media values.
18th June 2024
What do people think of generative AI?
AI raises all manner of complex issues, particularly with its use in news. But it's also something that should be responsibly experimented with, writes the BBC's Peter Archer.









