Slovenia

Politicians are targeting public media funding in Taiwan and Slovenia, while Nepal eyes public media restructuring.

Public media across Eastern Europe faced contrasting fortunes. With RSF, PMA examines funding, political pressure and independence.

Public broadcasters in both Chile and Slovenia face hard funding decisions, and RTM agrees expanded collaboration with Astro.

The Czech and Slovenian governments are both attempting to fundamentally alter the funding models of the national public broadcasters.

Media freedom concerns grow in Nigeria as threats to RTV SLO’s licence fee emerge. BBC plans 10% job cuts, and NPR secures a record donation.

After RTV SLO went through challenges and reforms, how is the broadcaster encouraging and restoring public trust in them as an institution?

The Council of RTV Slovenia has dismissed the previous Acting Director General, and appointed Zvezdan Martić in his place.

A new law, designed to protect the public media, RTV Slovenija, has finally come into effect, heralding a new start for the organisation.

A strike, an investigation into labour violations, and calls for the board to resign has seen continued instability at RTV Slovenia.

Slovenian voters have backed a bill to depoliticise the country’s public media, making way for much needed legislation to come into effect.