Our UK policy brief, Adapting Public Service Media: How are the UK’s major public service media organisations responding to the age of platforms?, puts forward a series of findings and recommendations on how the major PSM organisations in the UK are responding to the rise of platforms. This report is based on in-depthinterviews with PSM […]

Our Italian policy brief, Lo streaming del Servizio Pubblico nell’Era delle Piattaforme: Lezioni da un’analisi comparativa sulla distribuzione e la personalizzazione dei servizi VoD in sette mercati, associated with our third work package is now available. The policy brief puts forwards a series of recommendations on content distribution and personalization practices of PSMs with particular […]

Our Danish policy brief associated with our second work package focuses on organisational and cultural challenges currently faced by Danish public service media organisations. The report, Public service-medier i platformenes tidsalder: Balance mellem traditioner, teknologi og publikumsbehov, is permanently available at https://doi.org/10.48785/100/321, or you can read it here:

Our Belgian policy brief, Adapting Public Service Media in Belgium: Meeting technology and audience needs in the Age of Platforms, puts forward a series of findings and recommendations on the organisational and cultural challenges facing PSM in the two main language communities of Belgium. The policy brief is freely available at https://doi.org/10.48785/100/322. You can also […]

Our UK policy brief, Streaming Public Service Television in the Age of Platforms: Lessons for the UK from a comparative analysis of VoD publishing andpersonalisation in seven markets presents findings and recommendations on PSM publishing and personalisation practices based on analysis of the PSM in-house video-on-demand (VoD) services and main linear channels in the UK […]

We are pleased to release our Poland focused policy brief, Media publiczne w erze streamingu: Praktyki wydawnicze w przestrzeni cyfrowej. The policy brief is permanently available at https://doi.org/10.48785/100/311, or you can read it here:

We are pleased to release our WP2 comparative policy brief, Adapting Public Service Media for the Age of Platforms: Balancing legacy, technology and audience needs for future development. The policy brief is permanently available at https://doi.org/10.48785/100/305, or you can read it here:

We are pleased to release our Denmark focused policy brief, Streaming af public service-tv i platformenes tid: Resultater fra en komparativ undersøgelse af VoD-publicering og personalisering i syv markeder. The policy brief is permanently available at https://doi.org/10.48785/100/300, or you can read it here:

We are thrilled to release our Belgian policy brief, Streaming Public Service Television in the Age of Platforms: Lessons from a comparative analysis of VoD publishing and personalisation in the Belgian market. This brief presents findings and recommendations on PSM publishing and personalisation practices based on analysis of the PSM in-house video-on-demand (VoD) services and […]

We are happy to publish the second policy brief from the research done in the PSM-AP-project. This brief sums up the main findings and recommendations from our research on the publishing practices and use of personalisation. We compared 10 PSM-organisations in 7 media markets. The policy brief is permanently available at https://doi.org/10.48785/100/298, or you can […]

We are pleased to release our project’s Italian country-specific policy brief, which provides insights from our first year of research into public service media in Italy. The brief draws from our comparative analysis of seven media markets, providing observations and recommendations for the Italian case. The policy brief is permanently available at https://doi.org/10.48785/100/260, or you […]

We are pleased to release our project’s Polish country-specific policy brief, which provides insights from our first year of research into public service media in Poland. The brief draws from our comparative analysis of seven media markets, providing observations and recommendations for the Polish case. The policy brief is permanently available at https://doi.org/10.48785/100/259, or you […]

We are pleased to release our project’s Belgian country-specific policy brief, which provides insights from our first year of research into public service media in Belgium. The brief draws from our comparative analysis of seven media markets, providing observations and recommendations for the Belgian case. The policy brief is permanently available at https://doi.org/10.48785/100/258, or you […]

We are pleased to release our project’s Danish country-specific policy brief, which provides insights from our first year of research into public service media in Denmark. The brief draws from our comparative analysis of seven media markets, providing observations and recommendations for the Danish case. The policy brief is permanently available at https://doi.org/10.48785/100/255, or you […]

We are pleased to release our project’s first country-specific policy brief providing insights from our first year of research into public service media in the UK. The brief draws from our comparative analysis of seven media markets, providing observations and recommendations for the UK case. The policy brief is permanently available at https://doi.org/10.48785/100/257, or you […]

Our project’s first policy brief presents lessons learnt from a comparative analysis of seven media markets. We present findings on public service media and platforms based on analysis of media laws, broadcast contracts and licences, annual reports and current policy debates in the following markets: Belgium (Flanders and Wallonia), Canada, Denmark, Italy, Poland and the […]