international broadcasting

The future of public media in Brazil is now even more precarious after new provisional measure is proposed by the government.

Public media in France has been under critique as an industry that is losing sight of one of its core missions: democratising access to culture.

The Maldivian majority party has threatened to use defamation laws to punish those involved in producing or broadcasting a documentary that uncovers corruption in the country, produced by Al-Jazeera.

Media professionals will be now face restrictions to work in the Maldives, as the government has now disposed new immigration rules.

Jawhar Sirdar, CEO, Prasar Bharati contextualises the reasons why India has and needs an effective public service broadcaster.

During the 2nd ABU Media Summit on Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction, participants from more than 25 countries agreed on a new media plan to better inform the public about climate change and disaster risk reduction.

The South African broadcaster continues to be in turmoil, as protests continue and court bid begins to prevent further censorship measures.

The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) will now avoid covering negative news about its president on a plea for “respect”.

Last Sunday, the Chinese government announced a new set of rules that put a tight cap on foreign programs availability in an effort to encourage local broadcast production.