Keep up to date with all the latest news and reports from the FCC’s club lunches, press launches and media events.
The spread of disinformation and fake news is far worse than four years ago and is fuelling a deluge of lies in the run-up to the U.S. election, Buzzfeed media editor Craig Silverman said in an FCC panel discussion.
China’s dominance in Southeast Asia has been hit by its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to author Sebastian Strangio.
China’s “wolf warrior” diplomacy has contributed towards its damaged global reputation, according to author and China scholar, Professor Rana Mitter.
China’s Communist Party has ‘weaponised’ the greed of America’s film industry, resulting in increasing self-censorship by Hollywood in its bid to reach Chinese audiences.
With misinformation on the rise, AFP Fact Check’s Cat Barton says fact-checking is fast becoming an essential public service.
FCC member Noel de Guzman’s new book celebrates illustrious Filipinos, from Jollibee’s founder to fashion moguls and tech wunderkinds.
Jonathan Sharp dives into ‘A Stormy Petrel: The Life and Times of John Pope Hennessy,’ by FCC member P. Kevin MacKeown.
The FCC is delighted to introduce this year’s Clare Hollingworth Fellows, Tiffany Liang and Jennifer Creery.
It’s never been easy to report in conflict-torn Kashmir. But the past year has seen more press suppression and interference than ever.
Kind, funny, warm and original, Noel Parrott was his own man. He preferred harmony but was no push-over, and woe betide the writer of a sloppy story or purple press release.
