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What approaches are public media taking to remain competitive and distinctive from their better-funded rivals, the streaming companies? 

Combatting disinformation, engaging audiences, and being transparent are just some of pledges from the BBC ahead of the UK General Election. 

Ahead of World Press Freedom Day, the BBC is announcing for the first time that over 300 World Service journalists are working in exile.

Liliane Landor will step down from the board of the Public Media Alliance in July, in line with her decision to leave her executive role at the BBC.

In a major speech on the future of the BBC, Tim Davie said the broadcaster has a central role in ensuring the UK retains a healthy democracy.

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

The UK’s Channel 4 and Swedish Radio have both announced job cuts while also stressing that digital investment is its most urgent priority.

The UK Government's Mid-Term Review of the BBC has recommended a range of reforms, but critics have labelled the proposals a "kick" at the broadcaster.

Viable and sustainable funding for public media is increasingly at risk around the world, posing a threat to trusted news and information.

The savings form part of the BBC strategy to deliver value to all of its audiences, wherever they live and whichever platforms they use.