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The BBC is eyeing an online-only future that will see the end of its traditional radio and television broadcasts over the next decade.

The National Assembly approved the first reading of the bill which would end the licence fee and instead fund it through VAT.

Strikes at a number of European public media organisations reflect a worrying reality: European PSMs and their workers are under pressure.

France Télévisions and WDR have launched NOWU, a joint youth service aimed at engaging younger audiences about climate change and sustainability issues, and public media.

The ongoing French media concentration inquiry reaffirms that strong public service broadcasting will continue to remain relevant and needed.

The European Parliament passed the DSA last week – a groundbreaking effort to regulate the internet. But could it impact the media?

Through various methods, public media organisations are demonstrating the value that comes from collaboration with a range of partners.

Despite widespread recognition for their vital role during the COVID-19 pandemic, public media organisations in France are still grappling with cost-cutting measures that were announced in 2018.

Anfang Juni kündigte Facebook an, Inhalte von staatlich kontrollierten Medien zu kennzeichnen. Dies ist die jüngste Verlautbarung in einer laufenden Debatte über den Unterschied zwischen staatlichen und öffentlich-rechtlichen Medien, die für Bürgerinnen und Bürger in Demokratien weltweit bedeutsam ist.

In early June, Facebook announced that it had begun labelling content originating from state-controlled media organisations. This is the most recent manifestation of an ongoing discussion about the distinction between state and public media organisations that is vitally important for citizens of democracies worldwide.