One year on from Meta’s Canadian news ban
A serious decline in public engagement to news media since Meta’s news ban in Canada, according to new research.
Why Broadcasting Bill has provoked fears of censorship in India
India's independent audio-visual content creators could be labelled as digital broadcasters under India's new draft Broadcasting Bill.
Mental health for media professionals must be prioritised
Our recent workshop discussion, held at this year’s Radiodays Europe, found an urgent need for workplace mental health and wellbeing policies for media professionals.
Crumbling advertising market piles on the pressure
A crumbling advertising market has added to uncertainty for many media, with dwindling revenue and increased competition from tech giants.
Meta urged to restore news for wildfire-affected communities
CBC/Radio-Canada has called on Meta to restore news for communities affected by the devastating wildfires so they can access information.
BBC announces new talent scheme for Social Media Content Creators
The programme will provide opportunities for social media content creators to showcase their skills whilst working on a BBC brief.
Meta ends news availability for Canadians
PMA joins its member, CBC/Radio-Canada and other Canadian news entities in urging the social network to reverse its decision.
Light-hearted news on social media drawing Gen Z away from traditional sources
Online news sources – particularly social media sites and apps – are the dominant means by which younger people in the UK access news.
Meta pulls news from Canada
Meta has started to pull news content from its platforms, Facebook and Instagram, in Canada, after the passage of the Online News Act.
PMA condemns racist abuse of ABC journalist
Stan Grant – a prominent Wiradjuri journalist with the ABC – has stepped down from his role following a torrent of racist abuse online.