EBU Members held a constructive discussion on the Eurovision Song Contest and the increasingly complex global context in which it takes place.

Learn how collaboration between public service media, commercial players, tech innovators and policymakers can make the European media industry future-driven and globally resilient.

Under the extension, EBU Members will provide live, free-to-air coverage of FIBA’s top 3x3 competitions, including both World and European events. The new cycle begins with the FIBA 3x3 World Cup 2025 ...

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has announced that Martin Österdahl will be stepping down from his role as Executive ...

Following our online session on ‘PSM & Responsible AI’, we are pleased to invite you to a session focusing on the EBU’s Declaration on PSM and Responsible AI. The session will take place on Friday 27 ...

At eurovisionnews.ebu.ch, you'll find a fresh, focused view of the services, values, and partnerships that drive the EBU’s news operations, including the News Exchange, which connects more than 70 ...

The EBU published a new guide breaking down current challenges posed by Big Tech to public service media and outlines the legal tools available to address them.

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and NVIDIA have announced a landmark partnership to accelerate the development of sovereign AI and cloud technologies tailored to the unique needs of public ...

At SWR X Lab, the innovation arm of Germany’s Südwestrundfunk (SWR), a crack team of creatives has done something unexpected with one of Germany’s oldest TV institutions – ‘Tatort’. Tatort (literally ...

For journalists and news outlets, there is no going back as Artificial Intelligence (AI) transforms how the media work in a new information age. This year’s EBU News Report shows the way ahead as the ...

We welcome RTVE confirming their commitment to the Eurovision Song Contest and appreciate there are concerns and deeply held views around the current conflict in the Middle East. All Members of the ...