World Media Leaders Summit, World Editors Forum, Women in News Summit

World Media Leaders Summit, World Editors Forum, Women in News Summit
We are delighted to be heading east for the 2020 Congress, to the vibrant city of Taipei, capital of Taiwan.
Following our enforced absence in 2019, the Congress will be held in a country that has, to date, been the least affected by the pandemic globally. This remarkable achievement is in part due to the highly digitised population of almost 24-million people and a democratically elected government and competitive society who embrace technology and innovation. It is one of the world's most digitally wired nations. In Freedom House's assessment of free and independent media in 2019, Taiwan scored full marks. The proximity to China means many of the media houses have significant business interests in China or rely on advertising by Chinese companies. This makes them vulnerable and there is a tendency to self-censor.
Our local partner for the event is United Daily News, Taiwan's largest privately-operated Chinese-language media group. It publishes the United Daily News, the Economic Daily News, the United Evening News, and the World Journal, with editions published in North America and Southeast Asia. Its digital website, udn.com is the most popular news portal in the country.
World News Media Congress 2019: Have a look at the event with this video and check our event coverage. #WNMC19 was three days of ideas, strategies and inspiration – with deep insights on news media transformation. You can also find all the photos here.
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