New Zealand: Media vs big tech struggle
New Zealand media bosses warned MPs this week journalism is in jeopardy if they don't back a Bill making big tech pay for news.
Sri Lanka passes controversial law to regulate online content
Sri Lankan lawmakers have passed a bill to regulate online content that media freedom activists fear is an attempt to muzzle free speech.
Pacific Media Network launches new website
The Pacific Media Network continues its transition into the Moanaverse with a new website for its news and media.
The case for a ‘public service internet’
In an interview with PhD researcher, Helen Jay, we find out what a 'public service internet' is, and why it is so crucial for a democratic and well-informed society.
Public broadcasters create “Public Spaces Incubator”
Four public broadcasters are partnering to develop solutions to address increasingly toxic, polarized and unsafe online discourse.
Developing a website with public service at its core
Thai PBS launched a new website on October 10, 2022, which consolidates quality programs from 10 sub-sites in one place to provide users with access to comprehensive content.
Bangladesh: Proposed regulations leave press freedom in peril
There are fears proposed legislation exerting strict controls over online posts would present another threat to press freedom in Bangladesh.
BBC announces “digital first” strategy
In a speech to staff, the Director-General said the BBC would realign its services to become digital first, but also warned of future cuts.
Finland: Law amendment imposes restrictions on Yle textual content
The Finnish Parliament has approved an amendment to the Yle Act that imposes restrictions on its online textual content.
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