The EBU has elected the remaining nine executive board members who the lead the EBU community for the next two years.
EBU takes position on Digital Single Market
Public service media (PSM) organisations need copyright licensing systems which allow them to respond to citizens’ expectations in the EU Digital Single Market.
EU Industry Committee extends DTT life
The European Parliament’s industry committee has voted to maintain digital terrestrial television in the sub 700MHz band until at least 2030.
EBU concern over Romanian licence fee axe
The EBU has expressed its concern over proposals to abolish the licence fee in Romania. It’s part of a broader plan to reduce taxes ahead of upcoming elections.
EBU study criticises Polish broadcasting act
The EBU has announced the conclusions of a study examining the Polish Interim Broadcasting Act of December 2015.
EBU legal chief backs FTA broadcasts
EBU Legal Director Richard Burnley has called on all countries to introduce lists of major events that should be broadcast on free-to-air television.
EBU troubled by Croatian developments
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has expressed deep concerns about the threat to Croatia’s HRT by plans to make a reduction in the receiver licence fee part of negotiations to […]
EBU condemns Kosovo station attack
The EBU has strongly condemned a grenade attack against Radio Television of Kosovo (RTK) on Monday, August 22.
EBU: trust and European media
TV and radio are the most trusted media sources in Europe, according to research undertaken by the EBU’s Media Intelligence Service.
EBU appeals to Turkish government
The EBU has urged the Turkish government to exercise restraint and respect freedom of expression and the freedom of the media following a decree it enacted on July 27.