BBC Chairman examines the continuing role of the BBC World Service in providing impartial and trustworthy news to global audiences. 

CBC/Radio-Canada's President reflects on how they strive to retain through three factors: ability, affinity and authenticity. 

The Court of Tax Appeals has acquitted Maria Ressa and Rappler of four charges of tax evasion, although three charges are still pending.

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The US' public broadcaster, PBS, has announced a host of climate and environmental programming for the year ahead.

The new Communications Minister has said there is “no place” for public broadcasting in Israel, as he threatens Kan with privatisation.

The South African government is moving ahead with plans to scrap the TV licence fee which funds SABC and replace it with a household levy.

The BBC is eyeing an online-only future that will see the end of its traditional radio and television broadcasts over the next decade.

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PMA condemns the attacks on journalists as democratic institutions were stormed in Brazil's capital by pro-Bolsonaro supporters.

Thailand's public broadcaster looks to adapt its offerings to be more digitally-focused while continuing to promote its public service remit.