Europe

Threats to media freedom and attacks on the media have become increasingly frequent across Slovakia over the past year.

Ten Directors-General of public service companies in Europe sign statement in support of Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR).

The Spanish public broadcaster was on its way to becoming more independent but a series of political rows has stalled progress and its future is now unclear.

After the publication of a working document, the future of public media in France is facing change.

After lengthy negotiations, the final reform for Spain’s public broadcaster has been approved, pushing RTVE towards greater independence and transparency.

Polish Pay-TV providers will now have to share their subscription databases in a bid to make the collection of the public broadcaster’s licence fee more efficient.

Macron’s victory in the French presidential elections may soon transform the country’s public media landscape.

A recent meeting organised by think tank Teledetodos showed the country’s commitment to the values of public media, but also the numerous challenges it is facing, and will have to face, to truly thrive.

Deemed ‘incompatible’ and accused of abuse of office, the head of Romania's public radio and its Board have been dismissed after Parliament rejected the company's reports.

Director-General announces sweeping structural and executive changes as the Irish public broadcaster looks to secure its future relevance and survival.