Content, funding and governance, three pillars to face the future of Public Service Media in Europe
Context
During this 21st century, the greatest historical transformation of the culture and communication ecosystems has taken place. This transformation occurred in the context of globalisation and insufficient regulation of change, which has favoured extreme corporate concentration in the space defined by the convergence between digital technologies and cultural industries. The asymmetries and imbalances between democratic public authorities and the large corporations in the sector have continued to grow, to the point of putting fundamental democratic values at risk, such as respect for diversity and pluralism. The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) is accelerating this process even further.
