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The amendment is designed to set up ORF for the digital age, but it has faced criticism from private media, who see it as a threat.

A project co-led by Finland’s public media organisation aims to improve the discussion culture in Finland, and support democracy.

For World Press Freedom Day 2022, PMA has analysed six press freedom themes which have been prevalent across the past twelve months.

The Finnish Parliament has approved an amendment to the Yle Act that imposes restrictions on its online textual content.

Recent trends – from increased podcast listenership to more diverse audiences – indicate promising developments for public radio broadcasters.

As media markets become more crowded and global streaming giants continue to grow rapidly, what steps are being taken to address challenges to the prominence of public media?

Nordic countries might score highly in global press freedom rankings but there is no room for complacency when it comes to protecting public media.

From new language services to the challenges of a proposal to limit Finland's public broadcasting Act, catch up with recent news about Finnish public broadcaster Yle

As lockdown restrictions continue to ease across some parts of the world, many industries are starting to reopen. A return to content production is also taking place. But what might this ‘new normal’ look like for public media?

With 2019 being the UN Year of Indigenous Languages, how do public media organisations ensure the fair representation of indigenous cultures and languages?