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  <abstract>In today's rapidly changing media landscape, Public Service Media (PSM) stands as a beacon of trust, credibility, and quality. As technological advancements reshape communication, PSM must adapt to new formats while tackling the challenges and threats that arise. This edited volume explores the vital role of PSM in an evolving media ecosystem, focusing on reinforcing trust and highlighting its indispensable features. Divided into three distinct sections, this book offers a comprehensive exploration of the challenges and discussions surrounding PSM. The first section delves into the corporate culture, governance systems, and public service values that define PSM as a trustworthy institution. The second section focuses on innovation, collaboration, and new approaches within the digital sphere. The final section sheds light on the impact of technology on PSM, including AI, algorithm-based technologies, and the game-changing potential of 5G. Drawing on the expertise of 40 academics from 20 universities across a dozen countries, this volume presents a proactive and confidence-driven perspective, reaffirming the purpose and legitimacy of PSM in a democratic, informed society. As such it will be of use to students and scholars interested in political science, communication, media, public administration, and policy studies.</abstract>
  <tableOfContents>Introduction -True-News &amp; Public Service Values -- Corporate codes &amp; transparency in -- Innovation, Outreach &amp; Digital Strategies -- How can technology help build a trustworthy PSM.</tableOfContents>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">edited by Martín Vaz Álvarez, José Miguel Túñez López, Ana Gabriela C. Frazão Nogueira.</note>
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