Global Audiences Remain Skeptical of AI-Driven Newsrooms, New Report Finds
A Reuters Institute report uncovers global mistrust in AI-driven newsrooms, highlighting challenges for modern journalism.
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Inside Gaza: A Journalist’s Courageous Journey
CGTN’s Noor Harazeen shares her courageous journey as a journalist in Gaza, navigating through conflict to tell vital stories despite personal losses.
Chinese Student and Global Youths Unite for a Better Tomorrow
During China’s Youth Day and Labor Day, a Chinese student and her global peers from five nations discuss their career dreams and vision for a better world.
Chris Hedges: The Hidden Costs of America’s War Machine
Veteran journalist Chris Hedges highlights the unseen costs of war, advocating against the unchecked war industry in the U.S.
Comedian Lee Camp Accuses CNN of Media Bias in Israel-Gaza Conflict
Jewish comedian Lee Camp criticizes CNN’s biased coverage of the Israel-Gaza war, highlighting internal staff protests and the media’s role in shaping public opinion.
Tune In: Global Journalists Discuss China’s Two Sessions Live
Join foreign journalists as they discuss China’s economic outlook, diplomacy, and green development during the live broadcast of ‘Groundbreakers – Eyes on Two Sessions’ on March 8 at 7 p.m. BJT.
Balancing Quality and Speed: A Reader’s Take on NYT’s Coverage
A personal reflection on the challenges of timely news coverage, inspired by a delayed report on a tragic protest by a US airman.
NYT’s Depiction of China: A Critical Analysis
A critical discourse analysis examines how the New York Times portrays China, highlighting potential biases and narrative strategies.
Inside Sydney’s 5km Lockdown: A Video Journalist’s Experience
Discover how Sydney’s intensified COVID-19 lockdown confined video journalist Nicole Zheng to a 5km radius, offering a unique glimpse into daily life under strict stay-at-home orders.
Foreign Media Criticized for Misreporting Hong Kong’s National Security Cases
Columnist Andy Boreham highlights misleading reporting by foreign media on Hong Kong’s national security cases, focusing on inaccuracies in The New York Times’ coverage.