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State of the Media: Tuvalu

ABC International Development; University of Adelaide; Pacific Media Assistance Scheme (PACMAS) (2025), 33 pp.

"In conclusion, findings from this report highlight the pivotal role the national broadcaster, TVBC, continues to play in Tuvalu’s media landscape, with radio being a primary source of information for Tuvaluans. While infrastructure improvements have enhanced internet connectivity, the decline in ... more

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Erwachen aus dem Äther: Reformvorschläge für die digitale Zukunft öffentlich-rechtlicher Medien

Torben Klausa

Berlin: Agora Digitale Transformation (2024), 18 pp.

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Public financing of news media in the EU: Final report

Astrid Henningsen, Adam Krcal

Luxembourg: European Union (2024), 162 pp.

"At an aggregate level, public allocations dedicated to public service media have increased only modestly in recent years. However, there are substantial variations in allocations (absolute and per capita) across countries. Some Member States have recently increased funding, others have cut back. As ... more

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[Dos años de una relación tumultuosa entre el presidente y la prensa]

Páginas para la Libertad de Expresión (FLIP, Colombia), issue edición especial (2024), 22 pp.

"A dos años de su mandato, la relación del presidente Gustavo Petro con la prensa ha estado marcada por la descalificación y la desconfianza en los medios de comunicación y en periodistas que considera incómodos. En contraste, su Gobierno creó nuevos canales de comunicación oficial y aumentó ... more

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Are Public Service Media Innovative? Developing a Tool for Assessing Innovation in Production Processes

Mónica López-Golán, Azahara Cañedo, Olga Blasco-Blasco

International Journal of Communication, volume 18 (2024), pp. 5382-5404

"In the current media ecosystem, innovation has become an incipient but key element of public service media (PSM) value. However, what is often alluded to yet not consistently comprehended is that its application is predominantly observed in the technological realm. Thus, based on the Spanish case s ... more

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Bericht des Rates für die zukünftige Entwicklung des öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunks

Mainz: Rat für die zukünftige Entwicklung des öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunks; Rundfunkkommission der Länder (2024), 37 pp.

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Neither private property nor public service: Critical reflections on the conceptual framework of public service media

Des Freedman

European Journal of Communication, volume 39, issue 5 (2024), pp. 472-485

"Public service media (PSM) have long been seen as the necessary counterweight to the failures of a market model. Given the rise of private corporate power over communications systems, PSM have long been claimed to the be the ‘heart of a heartless world’ – spaces dominated not by the relentles ... more

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Reimagining Public Media: Strategic Leadership and Innovation in Local News

Feather Houstoun, Mark Fuerst, Sarah Lutman et al.

Wyncote Foundation (2024), 20 pp.

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The role and accountability of the state as a news media owner in the contemporary media landscape

Marko Milosavljevic, Melita Poler

European Journal of Communication, volume 39, issue 5 (2024), pp. 486-497

"Drawing on critical capitalism theory and the social responsibility theory of media, this paper explores the role of the state as a news media owner in contemporary European media systems and the capitalist context. It focuses on accountability and the relationships between the state, state-owned m ... more

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Examining How Public Service Media Shapes Citizens’ News Media Attitudes and News Avoidance: A Cross-National Comparative Analysis

Michael Chan, Jingjing Yi

International Journal of Communication, volume 18 (2024), pp. 3793-3813

"A normative democracy presumes that citizens keep themselves informed on current events that provide them with the knowledge and capability to participate in political and civic life. Recent years, however, have seen an increasing global trend of intentional news avoidance among citizens, even doub ... more

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Öffentlich-rechtlicher Rundfunk

Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte, issue 25 (2023), 54 pp.

"Der öffentlich-rechtliche Rundfunk steht fast überall in Europa unter Druck, auch in Deutschland steht er in der Kritik. Diese reicht vom Vorwurf, verschwenderisch mit Beitragsgeldern umzugehen, bis hin zur Unterstellung, parteipolitisch dominierte Rundfunkräte beeinflussten unzulässig Personal ... more

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Medienzukunft 2025 - Wie kann Vielfalt gelingen? Zur Weiterentwicklung der öffentlich-rechtlichen Medien

Thorolf Lipp, Dieter Wiedemann (eds.)

Bielefeld: transcript Verlag (2023), 250 pp.

"Die Meinungsmacht der öffentlich-rechtlichen Medien schien lange Zeit weitgehend unangetastet. Als Folge der digitalen Transformation hat sich das geändert. Das Überwinden von Informationsasymmetrien gelingt immer weniger, stattdessen wachsen die Ränder des Meinungsspektrums. Die zentrale Frage ... more

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How public service media are reaching and reflecting indigenous audiences

Jam Tahana

Public Media Alliance (2023), 67 pp.

"For nearly a century, many national public service broadcasters have told Indigenous stories, with many trailblazing Indigenous staff taking these stories to national and international audiences. They have been there to record waiata, chants and joiks of the elders, providing a treasury of language ... and culture that might otherwise have been lost. They have done important journalism that has changed a nation, uncovering the grim past of dispossession, often forcing reconciliation efforts in states. But the broadcasters have also been far from perfect. These trailblazers often beat a lonely path. Their stories may have been overlooked, if not marginalised. As one participant in this study noted: in many countries, public service broadcasting was established as part of a nation-building project. What does that mean if the nation being built was at the expense of the original inhabitants? Fortunately, things are changing. The fact this conference is happening is a start. There is an impressive array of Indigenous broadcasters around the world, and there is an increasing appetite for Indigenous content and languages, with public service broadcasters now playing a leading role in meeting that demand. Many have produced significant Indigenous strategies, policies, or reconciliation plans. There is a lot of work to do, and it’s a daunting task that must be approached with humility. But that work is happening, and it is being fronted by some incredible and passionate Indigenous leaders, with the support of wider organisations. Ahead of its October 2024 conference in Ottawa, Walking Together: Amplifying Indigenous Stories in Public Media, CBC/Radio-Canada commissioned the Public Media Alliance to write this briefing paper, in the hope that it will set the scene for a more expansive discussion. They asked us to hold a range of in-depth interviews with those responsible for Indigenous staff, strategy and content at seven national public service media organisations and two Indigenous broadcasters. The discussions were detailed, and the passion and drive of those interviewed was obvious. I can only hope to have fully captured their essence. The countries and territories profiled share many similarities: they have strong public media that offer Indigenous services, but they are also countries with one or many Indigenous groups who have become a minority through settler colonisation which, over centuries, has eroded language, culture and Indigenous society. But while there are striking similarities between these peoples, they are by no means the same. Indigenous societies are vastly diverse and rich in their own way, and the histories, governance, statutory recognition, reconciliation, reclamation, stories and experiences are incredibly varied. Even among public service broadcasters, there is great variation; their mandates, remits, and how they both work with, cover and serve Indigenous Peoples differs. Some countries have a single national public service broadcaster with an autonomous Indigenous service; others may only have Indigenous programmes or staff within a wider service; while others will have dedicated Indigenous broadcasters." (Introduction, pages 4-5) more

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From Puppet to Powerhouse: A Global Study of the Independence of State and Public Media

Marius Dragomir, Astrid Söderström

London: Media and Journalism Research Center (MJRC) (2023), 28 pp.

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Historias viejas y nuevas. El Instituto Mexicano de la Radio (1983-1994)

Fernando Mejía Barquera

México: Fondo de Cultura Económica (FCE); Instituto Mexicano de la Radio (IMER) (2023), 249 pp.

"Consideramos que es importante publicar esta minuciosa investigación básicamente porque no existe mucha literatura que nos permita entender las circunstancias que dieron origen al servicio público de la radio, en particular del IMER, accesible al grueso de sus audiencias, que les permita contar ... more

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TV pública cool

Omar Rincón (ed.)

Buenos Aires: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) (2022), 295 pp.

"En este libro de Televisión América Latina (TAL), aunque tendremos a las audiencias como mantra del imaginar y pensar, nos concentramos en el concepto y la producción de las televisoras públicas Latam. Por eso, enfatizamos en las mutaciones de sus formatos, narrativas, estéticas y modos de pro ... more

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Sounding the Nation, Sounding the Revolution: Music and Radio Broadcasting in Post-Colonial Mozambique (1975-1986)

Marco Roque de Freitas

Journal of Radio & Audio Media, volume 29, issue 1 (2022), pp. 80-103

"This article aims to identify the sounds, editorial policies and values promoted by Radio Moçambique (RM) during the so-called “socialist period” (1975–1986). Given the high illiteracy rate in the country, RM became the primary medium for informing the populations of FRELIMO’s ideology – ... more

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Between Post-Autocratic and Post-War Broadcasters: Comparing Public Radio in Indonesia and Germany

Masduki

Journal of Radio & Audio Media, volume 29, issue 1 (2022), pp. 156-172

"This article assesses the models of Indonesia and Germany’s public radio and particularly compares the two countries’ policies regarding their broadcasters. It begins by tracing the history of the two countries’ former state-run radio and the influence of political parallelism on the radio go ... more

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A Framework for Assessing the Role of Public Service Media Organizations in Countering Disinformation

Minna Horowitz, Stephen Cushion, Marius Dragomir, Sergio Gutiérrez, Manjón Pantti, Mervi Pantti

Digital Journalism, volume 10, issue 5 (2022), pp. 843-865

"Public service media (PSM) are widely acknowledged as part of the variety of solutions to disinformation. The remit of PSM, formed around values of universality, equality, diversity, accuracy and quality, implies a responsibility to fight disinformation by producing fact-based news content and find ... more

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Jung, digital, unkonventionell: Nachfrage der 'funk'-Angebote steigt. Wie das öffentlich-rechtliche Content-Netzwerk seine Zielgruppe erreicht

Jasmin Eva Bien

Media Perspektiven, issue 7-8 (2022), pp. 364-374

"Seit 2016 bietet das öffentlich-rechtliche Content-Netzwerk 'funk' konfektionierte Inhalte für die junge Zielgruppe. Bekanntheit und Reichweite des öffentlich-rechtlichen ContentNetzwerks nehmen seitdem stetig zu. YouTube und Instagram wurden 2021 als Primärplattformen bespielt, da sie von 14- ... more