Do bargaining codes have a future?
With Facebook shutting down its news tab, what does that mean for laws that are trying to persuade it to fund public interest journalism?
New Zealand: Media vs big tech struggle
New Zealand media bosses warned MPs this week journalism is in jeopardy if they don't back a Bill making big tech pay for news.
Radio across Europe joining forces to fight for rightful place in the car
Radio across Europe is joining forces to fight for its rightful place in the car, and Sweden's Radio is leading the effort.
CBC/Radio-Canada welcomes Google deal
Google will compensate CBC/Radio-Canada and other news media around C$100 million after a deal was reached with the Federal Government.
PTS Taiwan launches awards for VTuber industry
An online awards ceremony will be held at the end of the year to celebrate Taiwan's burgeoning VTuber industry.
Generative AI at the BBC
Rhodri Talfan Davies, the BBC’s Director of Nations, sets out the latest on the approach the BBC is taking to working with Generative AI.
Pacific Media Network launches new website
The Pacific Media Network continues its transition into the Moanaverse with a new website for its news and media.
The case for a ‘public service internet’
In an interview with PhD researcher, Helen Jay, we find out what a 'public service internet' is, and why it is so crucial for a democratic and well-informed society.
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.
Swedish Radio publishes policy for generative AI
Swedish Radio has been actively exploring how AI can strengthen our offer to listeners and make our operations more efficient.