PSM Weekly | World Press Freedom Day 2017
This week's roundup of public media relevant headlines places particular focus on global press freedom, with an introduction from PMA CEO, Sally-Ann Wilson.
News just in: in a digital world where entertainment is everywhere people want TV news
Stewart Purvis reflects on recent changes to a traditional evening news slot at UK broadcaster ITV and what it might tell us about audience preferences in the digital age.
PSM Weekly | 20-25 April
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PSM Weekly | 5-11 April
Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.
Public broadcaster in Brazil will go back to buying content from private TV
The series of measures that have lately affected the structure of the Brazilian public broadcaster will now have an impact on the content it produces.
Romanian parliament votes to wipe out public broadcaster fees
Last week the Romanian parliament voted to remove broadcasting fees in a move that could put the country's public service media in danger.
Maldivian government warns against involvement with Al-Jazeera documentary
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.
Foreign journalists in Maldives to require background checks
Media professionals will be now face restrictions to work in the Maldives, as the government has now disposed new immigration rules.