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Broadcast moves
The latest high-level appointments and departures in public radio and television
Australia, UK’s PSBs receive cuts to international and news
This week saw the announcement of 80 job losses for ABC Australia, and a net 220 posts from BBC News, the latest in ongoing cuts to Public Service Broadcasting around the world
BBC launches big boost to music programming
The BBC is poised to devote more programme hours and funds to a range of music projects, from digital offerings to education programmes
World Service comes under BBC funding and control
Today is a historic moment in the 82-year history of the BBC World Service, it will no longer be funded by the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office, but from the BBC licence fee
What Scottish independence would mean for broadcasting
If Scotland left the UK, what shape would its national broadcaster take?
BBC confirms Africa venture and China deal
The broadcaster sets itself up to tell the African economic story, and builds on its natural history programming alliance with Chinese state TV
BBC’s global news audience hits record figures
Figures show the broadcaster’s international audience has grown by seven per cent in past year, with the Arab uprising playing an important part
PBI 2012 opens in London, Downton style
The Public Broadcasters International conference was held this year in central London