By Premalatha Jayaraman Artificial intelligence is changing how newsrooms gather, produce and deliver news. From transcribing interviews in seconds to translating stories across languages, AI…
By Amira Ismail In recent months, Southeast Asia countries, especially Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines, have been badly hit by the ongoing haze…
At the recently concluded Global News Forum, members approved a series of transformative proposals designed to modernise Asiavision services and enhance support for regional broadcasters.…
“…staff wellbeing wasn’t a consideration, and we were told many times that you had to be tough—and if you couldn’t handle the heat, get out,…
Constructive journalism can survive in Malaysia, but only if journalists are free to say “This Failed”. Not long ago I sat on a panel at…
“We believe transparency about content is becoming just as important as the content itself,” said the Chief of NHK’s Asia General Bureau, Taro Mitamura. He…
Inclusivity and diversity continue to play a key role not only in content creation but also in the staffing of individual media organisations. Discussions at…
“Our priority was simple: the reporter should not face the abuse alone,” said KBS Korea’s Team Leader at the Political & Foreign Affairs Department, Hyungchul…
The Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) has officially released the third edition of ABU News, entitled Building Resilient Media People. This new report provides a look…
“It’s always hard to do breaking news because on the ground there are many hazards, particularly as we have global warming and many disasters nowadays,”…
