ABC journalists could still face prosecution
Almost a year on from the unprecedented federal police raid on ABC, journalists Samuel Clark and Daniel Oakes could still face prosecution for their investigative reports, the Afghan Files.
Assistance and best practices for remote broadcasting during COVID-19
As many journalists adapt to working from home, what are the best practices for broadcasting away from the studio?
ZDF camera crew attacked in Berlin
The Public Media Alliance condemns physical attack on ZDF camera crew after filming demonstration in Berlin.
ZNBC fails to pay staff salaries during Covid-19 pandemic
Zambia’s national broadcaster, ZNBC, is failing to pay its journalists’ salaries on time, despite their continued dedication to report about Covid-19 under challenging and unprecedented conditions.
Governments must not use coronavirus as an excuse to curtail media freedom
The Public Media Alliance urges governments to not use the coronavirus pandemic as an excuse to curtail media freedom and the ability of journalists to hold power to account.
Letter: PMA calls on the government of Trinidad & Tobago to respect media freedom
Our letter to Trinidad & Tobago's High Commission in London calling on the country's government to respect media freedom in the wake of the police search of the Trinidad Express newspaper.
PMA Global Grants Postponed
It is with a heavy heart that the Public Media Alliance has decided to postpone this year's PMA Global Grants.
PSM Weekly | 11 – 17 December 2019
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
PSM Weekly | 27 November – 3 December 2019
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
Focus on PSM | Pakistan
Initial hopes for improvements to media freedom in Pakistan, under the leadership of Imran Khan, appear to have receded. In recent months the country’s media landscape has been faced with numerous changes and challenges.