BBC WS director on competition in the international media market
BBC News’ Global Director on why the UK government should fully fund the World Service and filling the gap left by USAGM.
Adapting Public Service Media for the Age of Platforms
A policy brief on adapting public media platforms, through balancing legacy, technology and audience needs for the future development.
BBC statement on detention and deportation of Mark Lowen
BBC journalist Mark Lowen reporting on the recent protest was deported by Turkish authorities after being detained in line of his work.
Streaming Public Service Television in the Age of Platforms
A comparative analysis of Video on Demand (VoD) streaming, publishing and personalisation from public service media in seven markets.
Meet the 2025 Global Grantees
Discover the stories of our 2025 cohort of nine Global Grantees as they share their reactions to being selected.
Conflicting ideas for public media | The PMA Briefing
From Canada to Czech Republic, France and Zimbabwe, the future of public broadcasting is in the middle of political debates.
BBC research shows issues with Artificial Intelligence (AI) assistants
Conducted over a month, the study saw the BBC test four prominent, publicly available AI assistants, unveiling their numerous factual errors.
PMA welcomes BBC’s Phil Harrold as new Board Member
The Director of Transformation in BBC News and Current Affairs, Phil Harrold, becomes PMA's 11th board member.
Licence fee increase for the BBC
The licence fee which funds the BBC will be modestly increased this year, while a further funding review is conducted.
Budget boost for BBC World Service
The UK government has announced a funding increase for the BBC World Service in its latest budget, which the broadcaster has welcomed.