Slovak government urged to abandon new public media law
The govt’s new proposal on RTVS Act caused serious concern amongst Slovaks and media freedom groups over the future of RTVS independence.
Coalition calls for effective implementation of EMFA
PMA has joined other CSOs in urging all stakeholders to work together for EMFA's full and effective implementation.
BHRT warns it’s on the brink of collapse
BiH might become the only European country without a public broadcaster, as BHRT reported existential challenges due to lack of funds.
Radiodays Europe 2024
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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.
Georgia: GPB funding future up for debate
A new funding model for the GPB seems on the horizon after a new bill was introduced tearing up the current system.
EMFA: PMA joins call for effective safeguards for strong and independent public service media
PMA has joined a coalition of 19 organisations in urging EU institutions to effectively protect the independence of public service media in the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA).
ZDF’s “The Swarm” demonstrates innovation and value
ZDF’s The Swarm has amassed more than 18 million views online to become ZDFmediathek’s best streaming start.
1 Year On: Public Broadcasting and Ukraine
Public service broadcasters continue to play a crucial role in providing factual, trusted coverage of the Ukraine war.
NRK: Budget cuts see downsizing, “tough priorities”
NRK has adopted its budget for 2023 but, with a goal of saving NOK 300 million, the broadcaster faces tough priorities for the year ahead.