PSM Weekly | 22 - 28 March 2023

PSM Weekly | 22 - 28 March 2023

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?? Understanding public service media...?

As debates on the future of public service media intensify, it’s essential for us all to reflect on their core values and fundamental role in democratic society.

With a number of heated debates taking place globally regarding the role of public service media, it is important for the public, politicians and commentators alike to step back and reflect on the core values of public media, and how they underpin informed societies and healthy democracies.

While these?values?are idealistic, and partly dependent on local contexts and challenges, they demonstrate the importance of public service media (PSM) within a plural media landscape, especially as a trusted source of education, entertainment and information in a time of polarised debate.

Ultimately, PSM must be independent from undue commercial and political interference. Unlike many private and state rivals, PSM are obliged to be representative of and accessible to diverse communities, to be?impartial, and to provide a forum for debate and dialogue across a nation. Combined with a source of public funding, these principles help to ensure that PSM are accountable to the public first and foremost.

#PublicMedia #Values #MediaLiteracy


Podcast ??

?? How has streaming changed public media?

In the latest episode of Media Uncovered, we speak to academics, regulators, and public broadcasters about the impact of streaming on public broadcasting...?

Video on demand has been around for barely longer than a decade, and yet it’s now impossible to imagine public broadcasting without it… let alone the wider media landscape.?Its impact has been huge.

In this?episode, we look at public broadcasting in a streaming world.?How has public service media changed in a changing market to remain competitive, relevant, and valued by their audience??How has the rise of those global streamers affected national public media? And how are public broadcasters rising to the challenge?

We go back to the very beginning of streaming with Jari Lahti from Yle – one of the first broadcasters to launch a streaming service. We speak with Dr Alessandro D'Arma from the University of Westminster about how the rise of US streaming giants has impacted PSM. And we hear from SunWook Choi (KBS) and Wolfgang Krei?ig (Die Medienanstalten) to see what's happening in South Korea and Germany to keep public broadcasting and public value content relevant, competitive and accessible...

#Podcast #StreamingServices #Collaboration


PSM Innovations ??

???? ARD and ZDF launch a joint streaming network

ARD and ZDF are expanding their media libraries into a common streaming network.?

This agreement is the product of a year and a half’s work between ZDF and ARD working together, and is due to launch in the next few weeks. ZDF told PMA, “Above all, the streaming network is just a cost efficient means to enhance user experience without setting up an entire new infrastructure while not interfering with each broadcasters’ distinctive branding.”?ZDF described it as, “the greatest possible networking that does not undermine journalistic competition.”?

The network will first only feature recommendations in?documentary and culture?genres. Once first experiences have been assessed the network will look to expand to all other genres. Following this will be the provision of a joint search across both media libraries and a one-time login for both media libraries.?

#ZDF #ARD #Germany


More from PMA ??


PSM Headlines???

AUSTRALIA & SOLOMON ISLANDS:?Australia’s ABC and Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation sign historic new agreement (Press release)?

AUSTRIA:?"ORF contribution": Director General Wei?mann sees a "solidarity solution" - criticism of the private broadcasters (German)

BRAZIL:?EBC denies connection with Janja and says that Lula was not the subject of a live on Women's Day?(Portuguese - Paywall)

BURKINA FASO:?Burkina Faso suspends France 24 for interview with jihadi

CANADA:?The words we choose?(Editor’s Blog)

ISRAEL:?Communications minister unveils plan to close TV watchdog, nix license requirement

LITHUANIA:?Garba?iauskait?-Budrien?, who is finishing her term, intends to participate in the LRT manager's competition again (Lithuanian)

NETHERLANDS:?Creating together with the blind and visually impaired?(Press Release)

SOUTH AFRICA:?Sanef condemns attack on SABC journalists covering EFF shutdown in Cape Town

SWEDEN:?High and stable trust in Swedish Radio?(Press release - Swedish)

UK:?Our single news channel operation?(Press release)?

US:?NPR cancels 4 podcasts amid major layoffs


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