Next year, 36 countries will compete in the Eurovision Song Contest, the EBU announces. Canada is taking part for the first time, but several countries are boycotting the competition.
MusicCilla Benkö, CEO of Sveriges Radio, is deeply concerned about the BBC’s major savings.
EntertainmentThe Netherlands is changing course and will compete in the Eurovision Song Contest next year, reports Kulturnytt on Sveriges Radio.
MusicThe chairman of the Spanish public service broadcaster RTVE wants the company to continue boycotting Eurovision next year because of Israel’s participation, according to Kulturnyheterna on SVT. The Norwegian public service broadcaster NRK is also critical.
MusicPeter Settman is dropping out of the Asian Eurovision Song Contest, writes SVT.
MusicThe Eurovision Song Contest will have new rules. Among other things, a new age limit and requirements for which country can host, reports SVT Nyheter.
MusicCountries in Asia are now beginning their national qualifying competitions for the continent's first Eurovision.
MusicThe European Athletics Federation (EA) and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) are introducing guidelines for television broadcasts to prevent the sexualization of female athletes.
SportsMore in Europeiska radio- och tv-unionen
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