We’re happy to share another article coming out of our project’s WP1 on Policy and Regulation, in the International Journal of Cultural Studies. In ‘People, personalisation, prominence: A framework for analysing the PSM shift to digital portals and interrogating universality across contexts’ we propose a framework that can be applied by future PSM work, based […]

A new edition of ORF’s Public Value Texte is out, providing a diverse collection of contributions from scholars across Europe. What does the future hold for Public Service Media and how can PSM organisations continue to provide value for their audiences? In the collection, you can also find valuable contributions from PSM-AP members: The publication, […]

The public service media case in the UK is the subject of the first academic publication to come out of the PSM-AP work package 1 on Policy and Regulation. You can now read ‘Universality: A Battleground for UK Public Service Media in the Platform Age’ in The Political Quarterly (open access): https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/1467-923X.13342 The paper, co-authored […]

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Our project’s first policy brief is now available on the SMIT website, or for viewing and download as a pdf below. The 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 […]