RTVE

Public broadcaster RTVE is once again facing a management crisis, with the appointment of a new president unlikely to take place until 2024.

Staff at Spain's national broadcaster, RTVE, held a protest against the politicisation of the organisation after the president resigned. 

A host of public media organisations have decided to stop broadcasting out of Russia due to safety concerns.

Through various methods, public media organisations are demonstrating the value that comes from collaboration with a range of partners.

The licence fee has remained a popular funding model for PSM. But it's under threat, and broadcasters are searching for an alternative.

Rising debt, proposed budget cuts, and a call for more stable funding highlight the continued financial pressures facing RTVE.

From funding proposals to consultations on its future, the Spanish public broadcaster has undergone significant developments since the election of its new board in March.

As media markets become more crowded and global streaming giants continue to grow rapidly, what steps are being taken to address challenges to the prominence of public media?

RTVE has installed a new board after being in limbo for more than three years. But questions remain about the Spanish broadcaster’s independence.

Three years after Congress approved a reform to allow the election of the president and board members of Corporación de Radio y Televisión Española (RTVE), the public broadcaster is yet to have its management troubles resolved.