A new report published by the Global Task Force for public media highlights the role public service media play as critical infrastructure.

PMA welcomes a number of revisions to the SBC Act. However, key weaknesses in the legislation remain which require further assurances.

PMA joins statement against Czech government plans to abolish the public media licence fee and replace it with direct state budget funding.

The MediaStrong symposium is back, bringing together journalists and news professionals, renowned mental health specialists, expert academics, and campaigners for the protection of journalists.

The MediaStrong symposium is back, bringing together journalists and news professionals, renowned mental health specialists, expert academics, and campaigners for the protection of journalists.

Born out of international Indigenous collaboration and through inclusive leadership and staff involvement, Sveriges Radio’s new minority strategy marks a historic step for public service in Sweden.

The report from the inquiry on the French PSM suggests implementing €1 billion worth of cuts for the French public media sector.

Public media are critical partners in disaster preparedness and response, but to be effective, independence is paramount.

This event will explore Indigenous knowledge, cross-cultural exchange & the responsibilities when working with culturally sensitive material.

PMA joins the MFRR in a call to the EC to assess a new PSM funding bill in Czech Republic, as concerns rise over compatibility with EMFA.

The first three months of 2026 has seen victories for public media in Switzerland and the US, when both were facing existential crises.

Local identity may be a public broadcaster's greatest asset, says SABC as the corporation celebrates 50 years of television.

The Czechia government recently proposed providing concessions for some citizens, which would see a major reduction in public media funding.

Ahead of the Swiss referendum on cutting the licence fee by half, the Public Media Alliance outlines its opposition to the funding cut.

What does the designation of critical infrastructure mean for PSM? And does it carry risks to their operations, and their independence?

The new Public Media Alliance board includes public media leaders from eleven countries across five continents.

PMA has been awarded two project funds for 2026 through UNESCO’s IPDC, a specialised UN committee for media development.

Our next PSM Unpacked roundtable will explore Responsible AI in International Public Media: Procurement, Geopolitics and Governance.

Leading public media workers, executives, and thinkers offer their insights into how they think 2026 will shape public service media (PSM).