The EBU, or European Broadcasting Union, is an alliance of public service media organizations in Europe. Founded in 1950, it aims to promote cooperation among its members and enhance the quality of broadcasting. The EBU is known for organizing events like the Eurovision Song Contest and providing a platform for sharing content and resources. The EBU also plays a significant role in setting industry standards and advocating for the interests of public service broadcasters. It offers various services, including news exchange, technical support, and training programs, helping its members adapt to the evolving media landscape.