Technology is playing an increasingly pivotal role in news production, presenting both opportunities and challenges. How should journalists adapt and stay relevant in this era of systematic reform? At the 2025 China New Media Conference in Changsha, media leaders and professionals shared their insights on how technology can empower, not replace, journalism. From newsroom innovation to ethical storytelling, here's what they had to say.
All-China Journalists Association (ACJA) is a national non-governmental organization composed of the press institutions at the national level, journalists associations of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities, journalists associations of special trades, and major institutions engaged in journalism education and research.
Department of ACJA:General Office (Party Committee and Discipline Inspection Committee are included),Department of Domestic Affairs (Publicity and Liaisons),Department of International Liaisons,Department of Taiwan, Hongkong and Macau Affairs.Institutes under ACJA:Service Center,Training Center
