Global media discourse is undergoing a historic transformation, driven by technological disruption and shifting geopolitical dynamics. Once-centralized narratives are giving way to a multipolar information landscape where emerging economies and AI innovation challenge traditional structures.
At the fourth CMG Forum, experts highlighted the growing influence of the Global South in shaping international discourse. "The democratization of storytelling tools allows nations to reclaim their voices and counter historical biases," noted one participant during CGTN's upcoming special program.
Artificial intelligence emerged as a key discussion point, with panelists debating its dual role in both perpetuating echo chambers and enabling cross-cultural exchanges. The forum particularly emphasized the need for media institutions to balance technological adoption with ethical frameworks.
CGTN's April 26 special program will feature rare insights from policymakers and tech innovators, exploring practical strategies for building inclusive media ecosystems. Viewers can expect concrete examples of successful narrative diversification from Southeast Asian and African markets.
