Woman writes on a notepad as she receives a virtual lesson from a man on a computer.

TVO launches free learning resources

For the International Day of Education, TVO is launching a free online hub to share learning content about peace. 

broadcasting fee form for ARD and ZDF

Funding cuts, freezes and reviews faced by many public broadcasters

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

CBC/Radio-Canada

CBC/Radio-Canada announces programming and job cuts

CBC/Radio-Canada revealed its intention to reduce its workforce by 10% and cut programmes as part of its strategy to address a budget shortfall.

Radio-Canada

CBC/Radio-Canada welcomes Google deal

Google will compensate CBC/Radio-Canada and other news media around C$100 million after a deal was reached with the Federal Government.

Radio-Canada

A World Without Radio-Canada

Catherine Tait discussed the crisis in Canada's media ecosystem and the decline of trust, two existential threats to the survival of Radio-Canada.

Catherine Tait and Jim Mather sat at a desk signing the MoU

RNZ and CBC/Radio-Canada sign cooperation agreement

Executives from RNZ and CBC/Radio-Canada signed the first Memorandum of Understanding between the two public service media organisations. 

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How PSM serve Indigenous Peoples

On International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we examine the role of public service media in serving Indigenous audiences.

CBC/Radio-Canada

Canada: News publishers call for investigation into news blocking

News publishers are calling on Canada’s Competition Bureau to investigate Meta’s abuse of its position after it started blocking news.

Facebook on smartphone

Meta ends news availability for Canadians

PMA joins its member, CBC/Radio-Canada and other Canadian news entities in urging the social network to reverse its decision.

Facebook on smartphone

Meta pulls news from Canada

Meta has started to pull news content from its platforms, Facebook and Instagram, in Canada, after the passage of the Online News Act.