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New project to explore people management strategies to ensure the development and growth of PSMs in the fragmented digital media landscape.

How does the media cover humanitarian issues, if it does at all? This special report by the Humanitarian Journalism project presents findings from a four year, global research project into the state of humanitarian journalism.

Our roundup of a much needed project to shed light on the challenges and opportunities of content provision for children confronted with the realities of forced migration.

We are very pleased to welcome the Spanish research and advocacy group, Teledetodos, as our newest partner.

What do children watch and how much time do they spend interacting with media? After Ofcom's Children's Media Literacy event last January, PMA spoke to some experts to shed light into children's attitudes towards media in the UK.

We are pleased to announce the names and projects of the ten professionals who have received this year’s Public Media Alliance travel bursaries.

As the popularity of virtual reality soars, what are public service broadcasters doing to keep pace and produce content for this emerging medium?

A new study published in collaboration with FORTA and Spanish universities, confirmed that the state’s public television service is the cheapest in Europe.

The report looks at media trend and the change in consumption of news, especially digital, throughout Spain

What happens in the shared public media space matters and in an increasingly fragile world, it matters more than ever before. That was the key message from our recent PMA Global Conference in Montréal.