Five PSM stories from the New Year break

The Christmas break saw many significant developments - both good and worrying - in public media around the world.

ZDF’s Norbert Himmler becomes new chair of Global Task Force for public media

The Director of ZDF, Norbert Himmler, has succeeded the outgoing President and CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada, Catherine Tait, as Chair.

Catherine Tait talks at PBI 2024, Ottawa

Catherine Tait on the challenges of PSM and the future of the Global Task Force

CBC/Radio-Canada CEO reflects on her work with the GTF and the challenges facing public media ahead of her departure at the end of the year.

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PMA attends UNESCO Meeting on Indigenous Peoples and the Media

PMA was at the UNESCO headquarters for an event working to develop proposals for advancing Indigenous media.

How CBC/Radio-Canada is addressing declining trust

With indicators suggesting declining public trust in CBC/Radio-Canada, how is the broadcaster addressing the problem? 

PBI 2024

PMA will be in Ottawa, Canada for PBI 2024, which this year is being hosted by CBC/Radio-Canada on 8 - 10 October.

Public Spaces Incubator unveils innovative concepts for better online public conversations

The Public Spaces Incubator considers how public broadcasters can stimulate informed public debate that is essential to democracy.

CBC

How CBC News safeguards its independence

CBC's journalism is defined by accuracy, fairness, balance and integrity

Public service media and its obligations to Indigenous Peoples

In a new episode of Media Uncovered we explore how public media do and should represent, reflect, and serve Indigenous Peoples.

Channel 4

Pivot to digital amid job losses

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