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Malta: PN accuses PBS of broadcasting propaganda

The Nationalist Party has accused the Public Broadcasting Services (PBS) of failing to remain impartial and ‘broadcasting propaganda’. Nationalist MP David Thake and PN candidate Dorian Sciberras told a press…

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Malta: Broadcasting Authority throws out PN complaint on Bernard Grech Insights interview on TVM

The Broadcasting Authority has rejected the Nationalist Party’s complaint over unfair treatment towards Bernard Grech during an interview on the national broadcaster. In January, the PN had filed a complaint against TVM…

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Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

The Times of Malta says that the Bundy-saga at PBS reveals that the fish is rotting from the head at the national broadcaster. The Editor argues that before any more…

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Malta: Broadcasting Authority upholds complaint by Jason Azzopardi over false allegations on state media

The Broadcasting Authority has decided in favour of Caruana Galizia family lawyer Jason Azzopardi, in a complaint he filed against state broadcaster TVM. The dispute centred around an online news…

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Malta: The PBS is not the government’s noticeboard – Reno Bugeja

The public inquiry into the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia continued on Wednesday afternoon. The former Head of News of the Public Broadcasting Services, Reno Bugeja and a representative…

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Malta: New PBS Board appointed, Carmen Sammut made chairperson

The government has appointed a new Public Broadcasting Services (PBS) board. This was announced during the annual general meeting on 2 September. The Board is composed of a chairperson and…

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Malta: ‘If the show was cancelled so that they shut me up, that is a big mistake’ – Peppi Azzopardi

The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) has made a big mistake if it cancelled Xarabank in order to silence him, Xarabank presenter Peppi Azzopardi told The Malta Independent when asked by this newsroom…

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Malta: Former PBS head of news contract under review by station discipline board

A newly-established board of discipline at the Public Broadcasting Services has been tasked to review a contract of employment for its former head of news, Natalino Fenech. Source: Malta Today…

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