Personal choices and algorithms rapidly enhance cultural bobble formation because of our increasingly more specialized online attention. The traditional format for news broadcasting make things even worse as it neither allows time nor space for communicating important news about complicated content. Thus, there is an increasing lack of online serendipity that allows the individual to encounter different ideas and opinions or new people. To build bridges between increasingly separated cultural groups, new types of public service broadcasting are necessary that includes new engaging narratives about the important ongoing technological changes.