“Dark day” as US public media has funding axed
The House's to scrap the funding of the CPB by 2026 will have a drastic impact on the services of public service media in the US.
SABC facing a financial crisis
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is facing a financial crisis as it battles to escape liquidation.
KBS Raises Issue with KCC’s Approval of Changing License Fee Collection
KBS has appealed the decision by the Korea Communications Commission (KCC) to approve the separation of license fees from electricity bills.
100,000 signatures for “200 francs, that’s enough”
The "200 francs, that's enough" initiative could now go to a referendum after initiator claim they've collected over 100,000 valid signatures.
Le Groupe de travail mondial pour les médias publics dénonce la mise en péril du financement du diffuseur public de la Corée du Sud
Une proposition visant à transformer fondamentalement le mode de financement de Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) met en péril la stabilité financière du diffuseur.
South Korean public broadcaster’s viability in question in the face of funding threat: Global Task Force for public media
The GTF is concerned over a proposal to fundamentally alter the funding mechanism for the Korean Broadcasting System (KBS).
ABC Welcomes Five-Year Funding
The ABC responds to the first of the new five-year funding cycle, which provides "financial stability and allows the ABC to continue delivering on its charter".
New Zealand: What’s the government’s post-merger media plan?
After New Zealand's government decided to scrap combining the radio and TV public broadcasters, what is their post-merger policy for PSM?
ABC launches ground-breaking new show The Pacific
Designed and created specifically for Pacific audiences, The Pacific is dedicated to covering the stories that matter in the region.
Household levy suggested for ORF
ORF has been ordered to identify where it could reduce expenses, as the government looks set to change its funding to a household levy.