22nd September 2020
PSM Weekly | 16 – 22 September 2020
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
21st August 2020
Focus on PSM | Poland
Poland’s public broadcaster Telewizja Polska (TVP) continues to face heavy criticism following the 2020 presidential election while the country’s government looks to restrict foreign media ownership.
17th August 2020
Another dark week for press freedom and critical voices in Hong Kong
The Chinese government’s new National Security Law for Hong Kong has serious implications for independent journalism.
28th July 2020
Independent media and press freedom take another hit in Hungary as Index editor is fired
The country, whose government is credited with inspiring media capture across Europe, has received yet another blow to its press freedom.
29th May 2020
Hong Kong: Growing pressure on editorial independence and press freedom
The editorial independence of Hong Kong’s public broadcaster RTHK comes under increasing pressure as a new security law poses a direct threat to journalists and press freedom
16th December 2019
Insight | Facebook “state controlled” labels could ensnare public broadcasters
Facebook for more than a month now has been quietly examining media organizations to determine whether to affix a label of “state control” to their Facebook pages, an initiative the platform first announced in late October.
12th December 2019
Independence of Peruvian national broadcaster in spotlight
Forced resignation of IRTP boss puts spotlight on independence of Peru’s national broadcaster.
22nd October 2019
PSM Weekly | 16 October – 22 October 2019
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
8th October 2019
PSM Weekly | 2 October – 8 October 2019
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
1st October 2019
BBC Director General reverses decision on complaint against presenter
The BBC’s Editorial Complaints Unit last week ruled that BBC presenter, Naga Munchetty, breached editorial guidelines on impartiality for commenting on racist remarks made by President Trump in a tweet. The public broadcaster’s Director General has now overturned this decision.