democracy

The heads of some of the world’s largest public service media organisations highlighted how press freedom cannot be taken for granted.

South Korea’s largest and most trusted public broadcaster used technological innovation to push its election coverage to new heights.

In the months leading up to the Philippines general election, there have been increased attempts to silence independent, public interest media.

France 24 and Radio France Internationale (RFI), were suspended by Mali authorities on Wednesday accused of reporting "false allegations".

Reaching younger audiences remains an ongoing challenge. Why does this really matter? And how are public media organisations responding?

Funding Democracy: A new report provides evidence of a positive correlation between well-funded public media and healthy democracies.

PMA calls on Poland’s Senate to reject the controversial media ownership bill, which poses a serious threat to media independence and pluralism.

While the review may propose opportunities for public media to become more financially stable, relevant and reach all audiences, Ofcom must ensure that, first and foremost, it protects the key principles of public media.

Swedish Radio CEO, Cilla Benkö, and Programme Director, Björn Löfdahl, write about the importance of impartial media in light of the polarised debate we have seen in the US in recent times, and in connection with the recent US election.

How are draconian restrictions on independent media and freedom of expression compromising the democratic process ahead of the Tanzanian election?