public media

Opposition parties in Slovakia have filed a constitutional complaint against the public media law after it was approved by the President.

We explore why the past 18 months has seen so many job cuts at American public media stations, and what impact these cuts might have. 

Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.

What approaches are public media taking to remain competitive and distinctive from their better-funded rivals, the streaming companies? 

In our next roundtable, we'll look at the different ways that public media covers elections for young audiences.

The President of the Uruguay's public broadcaster, Gerardo Sotelo talks to PMA about their new editorial guidelines.

A lack of political consensus over new proposals for Sweden's public media has been described as "astonishing" and "unique".

The destruction of a TV tower by a suspected Russian missile strike in Kharkiv is an attempt to silence news media and constrain access to vital news and information, says the Global Task Force for public media.

The plans fuel media capture concerns and present a real threat to independent public service media and media freedom in Slovakia.

Rai journalists strike calling for independent PSM as government is accused of turning Rai into a mouthpiece ahead of the EU elections.