European Broadcasting Union (EBU)

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is an alliance of public service media organizations from European countries. Founded in 1950, it aims to promote cooperation and exchange between broadcasters, enhancing the quality of media services. The EBU facilitates the sharing of content, technology, and expertise among its members, which include national broadcasters. It is also known for organizing popular events like the Eurovision Song Contest, fostering cultural exchange and unity across Europe. The EBU champions public broadcasting values, seeks to strengthen media independence, and advocates for the interests of its members on a global scale.