Despite limitations, the media landscape can be shaped in important ways by people working behind the scenes. Stay tuned as we speak to practitioners, insiders and expert outsiders to understand the changing space.
FT Chinese editor-in-chief Wang Feng discusses how his newsroom integrates AI tools while maintaining journalistic standards, revealing the added value of humans — and why traditional journalistic skills remain essential.
Veteran journalist Li Sipan reflects on feminism’s struggle within China’s liberal media, the rise and suppression of Women Awakening Network, and journalism’s transformation under tightening censorship.
Indian scholar Sriparna Pathak examines how China seeks to influence India’s diverse media landscape through academic infiltration and digital manipulation.
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