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Xinhua's First Female AI News Anchor Goes Live
Xinhua has put its first female Artificial Intelligence (AI) news presenter on the job, signalling a clear threat to human journalists in the years to come.
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BBC Reporters Forced To Confess To 'Illegal Interviewing'
A crew of BBC reporters in China were attacked by a mob and later forced to sign a police confession for attempting an "illegal interview", the British broadcaster said Friday.
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Xinhua Journalists Have Left Upon Expiry Of Extended Visa: Government
Three journalists of China's state-run news agency Xinhua, who were denied extension of visa, have departed India, the Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Conduct Of Chinese Journalists Not In Sync With Visa Rules, Says Foreign Ministry
In its first official comment, India today said the three Chinese journalists of state-run news agency Xinhua were denied visa extension as there were issues relating to their "conduct not being in conformity" with the provisions of the visa rules.
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India Sends Back 3 Chinese Journalists For 'Activities Beyond Official Work'
Three Chinese journalists representing the state-run Xinhua news agency have been denied permission to stay on in India.
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Anchors Worried As Chinese TV Employs Robot As Weather Reporter
For the first time, a Chinese news channel has employed an artificial intelligence robot as a weather reporter on its live breakfast show, raising concerns among the country's journalists as it could threaten their jobs.
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Journalist 'Confesses' to Causing China Market Chaos: Reports
A financial journalist has "confessed" to causing "panic and disorder" on China's stock market and inflicting "huge losses on the country", state media reported on Sunday.
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Norwegian Journalist Arrested in Yemen to Return Home: Reports
Norwegian journalist Raymond Lidal, who was arrested last month in Yemen on the charge of spying against the Houthi rebels, has been released and will return home on Sunday, Xinhua reported citing the Norwegian News Agency (NTB).
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UN Condemns Killing of Russian Journalist in Ukraine
The UN Monday condemned the killing of a Russian journalist in east Ukraine, urging a "definitive cessation of violence" through a political process.
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China Detains Journalist on Charges of Leaking State Secrets
Chinese authorities have detained an outspoken journalist and political activist accused of providing state secrets to foreign contacts, the official Xinhua News Agency said on Thursday, and state television aired images of her making a confession.
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Chinese journalist tries crowdfunding in a bid to resist state control of media
Calling it an experiment, the journalist is appealing to those who are "tired of the praises sung by the state-run media."
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China netizens turn on Li Na after defeat outburst
In a commentary carried by China's official news agency Xinhua, its sports journalist Zhang Rongfeng wrote: "Losing the game and her bad temper were direct triggers of her episode at the presser.
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Xinhua's First Female AI News Anchor Goes Live
Xinhua has put its first female Artificial Intelligence (AI) news presenter on the job, signalling a clear threat to human journalists in the years to come.
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BBC Reporters Forced To Confess To 'Illegal Interviewing'
A crew of BBC reporters in China were attacked by a mob and later forced to sign a police confession for attempting an "illegal interview", the British broadcaster said Friday.
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Xinhua Journalists Have Left Upon Expiry Of Extended Visa: Government
Three journalists of China's state-run news agency Xinhua, who were denied extension of visa, have departed India, the Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Conduct Of Chinese Journalists Not In Sync With Visa Rules, Says Foreign Ministry
In its first official comment, India today said the three Chinese journalists of state-run news agency Xinhua were denied visa extension as there were issues relating to their "conduct not being in conformity" with the provisions of the visa rules.
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India Sends Back 3 Chinese Journalists For 'Activities Beyond Official Work'
Three Chinese journalists representing the state-run Xinhua news agency have been denied permission to stay on in India.
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Anchors Worried As Chinese TV Employs Robot As Weather Reporter
For the first time, a Chinese news channel has employed an artificial intelligence robot as a weather reporter on its live breakfast show, raising concerns among the country's journalists as it could threaten their jobs.
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Journalist 'Confesses' to Causing China Market Chaos: Reports
A financial journalist has "confessed" to causing "panic and disorder" on China's stock market and inflicting "huge losses on the country", state media reported on Sunday.
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Norwegian Journalist Arrested in Yemen to Return Home: Reports
Norwegian journalist Raymond Lidal, who was arrested last month in Yemen on the charge of spying against the Houthi rebels, has been released and will return home on Sunday, Xinhua reported citing the Norwegian News Agency (NTB).
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UN Condemns Killing of Russian Journalist in Ukraine
The UN Monday condemned the killing of a Russian journalist in east Ukraine, urging a "definitive cessation of violence" through a political process.
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China Detains Journalist on Charges of Leaking State Secrets
Chinese authorities have detained an outspoken journalist and political activist accused of providing state secrets to foreign contacts, the official Xinhua News Agency said on Thursday, and state television aired images of her making a confession.
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Chinese journalist tries crowdfunding in a bid to resist state control of media
Calling it an experiment, the journalist is appealing to those who are "tired of the praises sung by the state-run media."
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China netizens turn on Li Na after defeat outburst
In a commentary carried by China's official news agency Xinhua, its sports journalist Zhang Rongfeng wrote: "Losing the game and her bad temper were direct triggers of her episode at the presser.
