How China and Russia exert influence through media in Africa
Beverly Ochieng decrypts the growing presence of China and Russia in the region their influence on African media.
How a TVO show is “building immunity” to misinformation
How TVO's newest fact-checking programme scrutinises misinformation online, and equips audiences with the tools to identity it themselves.
How media literacy is empowering Caribbean youth
Initiatives like the Public Media Alliance's media literacy project are unlocking new possibilities for young people in the region
RTÉ chief on building back trust
The Irish public broadcaster has been through a period of considerable changes to regain its public's trust.
RTP’s use of a rich media ecosystem to reach younger audience
João Galveias of RTP explores the different ways and challenges for public broadcasters to reach a younger audience.
EU elections: challenges and hope for PSM
The EU Parliament elections were a real challenge for European PSM but also shows an evolution of the EU media sphere with the EMFA.
“Everything is changing”: Gary Allen on RJRGLEANER’s future
In a final interview before he steps down from his role as CEO. Gary Allen talks to PMA about the challenges currently facing RJRGLEANER.
The Dyson Report on the BBC and Martin Bashir’s 1995 interview with Princess Diana
A report published by the BBC from an independent investigation reveals the misconduct of a reporter and the BBC’s lack of transparency surrounding the Panorama interview with Princess Diana.
Talking COVID at Radiodays Asia
Register now for this year's virtual Radiodays Asia conference and join us for our session "Talking COVID".
Honing skills at Manx Radio
As part of our Global Grant scheme, media trainers Professor Claire de Than and Siobhann Tighe travelled to the Isle of Man to provide refreshers in media law and interview techniques to staff from the island's public broadcaster, Manx Radio.