The digital transformation has had a multifaceted impact on journalism, from facilitating mass and targeted surveillance of journalists to jeopardising the economic viability of news media to reshaping the relationship with audience.
It has challenged the media to reinvent its operations and to contend with a decrease in public trust.
The World Press Freedom Day 2022 Forum in Malaysia provided an opportunity to discuss these complex challenges and to highlight the ways in which the media have adapted to the new reality.
Co-organised by: the Centre for Independent Journalism, the Netherlands embassy and the UN in Malaysia
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