Solidarity, terrestrial networks & boycotts | The PMA Briefing
Sweden’s two public broadcasters call for full compensation to cover the costs of maintaining the terrestrial network and Fiji’s government spreads the Public Service Broadcasting funding allocation.
Can public media build its own social network?
Chicago Public Media is creating a network of online communities for the city's neighbourhoods, to bolster information access and community engagement.
Why public media are turning to YouTube
Several major PSM signed special partnerships with YouTube. What does it mean for PSM and what are the costs of such collaborations?
On Our Radar | 13 February 2026
This edition: Pressures on news media in Argentina and the US, rising threats for international journalists, and BBC World Service's funding.
CPB: What You’ll Miss When It’s Gone
As CPB will have to cease its operations, audiences will find out what disappears when public media's lifeline is cut.
Cuts implemented, threatened, and rejected | The PMA Briefing
American public media announce cuts; Czech public media is threatened with a funding drop; Swiss public media gets a boost.
CPB to wind down operations
PMA: The closure of CPB will harm Americans’ access to independent, trusted, and life-saving public service media content.
A consequential week for public media | The PMA Briefing
From defunding and media mergers to cash injections and debates over prominence, this week has been a consequential one for public media.
Statement on defunding of US public media
The Public Media Alliance is deeply troubled by the final US Congress approval that strips advance funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
PMA: Senate must reject CPB funding cuts
PMA is deeply concerned for the future of public media in the US after the House approved the rescission package, impacting CPB's funding.