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The BBC announced that it will fund means-tested licence fees for some older people following government decision to stop the provision of free licences.

Our submission to an inquiry by the UK's upper house of parliament as to whether there is a future for public service broadcasting in the age of VOD.

New collaborations emerge as public broadcasters face up to challenge posed by online and OTT TV competitors.

What do children watch and how much time do they spend interacting with media? After Ofcom's Children's Media Literacy event last January, PMA spoke to some experts to shed light into children's attitudes towards media in the UK.

The British regulator Ofcom wants to “raise the bar on performance” of the BBC with a series of resolutions that will affect the company’s content, quotas and diversity.

As part of an Ofcom consultation, Public Media Alliance recommends tracking the international coverage of the UK public broadcaster.

Stewart Purvis reflects on recent changes to a traditional evening news slot at UK broadcaster ITV and what it might tell us about audience preferences in the digital age.

It has been a busy couple of weeks for public broadcasters in the United Kingdom, with the BBC and Channel 4 facing some of the biggest changes in recent years.

The Director General of the BBC, Tony Hall, has today announced a new channel and funding increase for BBC Scotland.

Sir David Clementi, author of report that suggested scrapping the BBC Trust, is expected to take the post of Chairman at the BBC.