SRG SSR

On Our Radar | 28 November 2025

We look at the implications of the BBC crisis, the job and funding cuts at SRG SSR, and the concerning attack on an FBC journalist

BBC UK building

Hearings, reforms, and a crackdown on non-payments | The PMA Briefing

Figures at the centre of the recent BBC crisis face committee hearing; and reforms on the table for Argentine and Swiss public media.

Two red signs on a grey building – one says SRF and one says SWI

Sign petition to defend Swissinfo against cuts!

Join PMA in signing a petition supporting Swissinfo and Swiss public broadcaster's foreign mandate, which is threatened by cuts.

Cuts implemented, threatened, and rejected | The PMA Briefing

American public media announce cuts; Czech public media is threatened with a funding drop; Swiss public media gets a boost.

SRG SSR

The SRG is repositioning itself and moving closer together

Citing cost-saving pressures and a shifting media landscape, SRG has announced plans to streamline its operations.

BBC head office London licence fee

What’s the world’s biggest public broadcaster? | The PMA Briefing

A new report ranks the top 100 media companies, including six PSM. Swiss public and private media reach groundbreaking agreement.

Two red signs on a grey building – one says SRF and one says SWI

PMA submission in support of Switzerland’s international public media

In April, PMA responded to the Swiss Federal Council's draft proposal to waive contributions to SRG SSR's international services.

ZDF Berlin

How German-speaking PSM are facing fundamental reform

Across both Austria and Germany, why is there a movement to fundamentally change the public service media, ORF, ARD and ZDF?

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Swissinfo director on their potential defunding

As political stranglehold on international public media slowly closes, their very existence is being called into question in some countries.

SRG SSR

The case for funding SWI SwissInfo

Switzerland's international PSM service, SWI swissinfo.ch, is under threat of losing its federal funding. What’s the case for keeping it?