24th February 2026
New wave of cuts, axing and pushback | The PMA Briefing
Deutsche Welle is forced to shut down its Greek language services due to new cuts and a further axing of public media in Argentina.
27th January 2026
Financial crisis, clarity on reforms, and strikes called off | The PMA Briefing
BHRT is mired in a financial hole; from 11 to four for Dutch public media; and Gabon’s state media workers have called off a strike.
6th January 2026
Standoffs, closures, and reforms | The PMA Briefing
CPB votes to dissolve; RTS unions in dispute with management; Major restructure for Czech TV; LRT’s funding freeze challenged
16th December 2025
Inquiries, consultations & hearings into PSM | The PMA Briefing
Consultation on the BBC's future opens, the EC accuses Hungary of noncompliance with EMFA, and more Indigenous language content in Peru.
25th November 2025
Hearings, reforms, and a crackdown on non-payments | The PMA Briefing
Figures at the centre of the recent BBC crisis face committee hearing; and reforms on the table for Argentine and Swiss public media.
14th October 2025
Public media fronting up to delicate issues | The PMA Briefing
SBS defends its editorial policy; KBS launch constitutional complaint; and should the BBC World Service get funding from the defence budget?
24th September 2025
Public media, working together? | The PMA Briefing
French public media unite against attacks; Florida public media plea for financial help from NPR; and how to deal with AI and copyright?
9th September 2025
New governance structures and electoral concerns | The PMA Briefing
The outcomes of upcoming elections could bring stark choices for ČT & ČRo, while there are similar questions of survival for South Africa's public broadcaster.
2nd September 2025
What future for public media? | PMA Briefing
Germany and Thailand discuss the future of PSM while in Taiwan a self-regulatory alliance for online news emerges.
5th August 2025
Reforms needed, promised, and enacted | The PMA Briefing
South Korea has passed a bill reforming KBS’s management; reform proposals put forward in Ghana and Costa Rica; funding in the balkans under scrutiny.








