The Future of Journalism: Opportunities and Challenges of AI-Driven Innovation
UncategorizedBy Minjing Zhou From automated writing and algorithmic recommendations to fake news detection, AI is not only boosting efficiency but also raising complex issues regarding ethics, public interest, and professional boundaries. From a structural-functionalist perspective, journalism serves four key functions: information provision, opinion formation, social integration, and power oversight. AI clearly enhances the efficiency of
Rethinking Media Education: A Critical Look at MediaSchool Bayern
UncategorizedBy Minjing Zhou Introduction to MediaSchool Bayern MediaSchool Bayern, established in 1995 by the Bavarian Regulatory Authority for New Media (BLM), is a nonprofit media training institution that emphasizes hands-on skills over traditional journalistic training. The organization focuses on multimedia production—particularly in audio, video, and digital formats—rather than the conventional teaching of reporting, writing, or
Inside Germany’s Media Facility: A Comparative Reflection on TZ/Merkur and SZ
UncategorizedBy Minjing Zhou 1. Introduction to the Visits 1.1 Inside TZ/Merkur: Fast News, Flexible Thinking Our first stop was the TZ/Merkur, located in an office building in a bustling commercial district. Despite its external urban setting, the newsroom’s interior maintained a classical and elegant charm. Our host gave us an extensive tour of the space,
A New Chapter in Munich
UncategorizedHello, everyone!🙌 My name is Minjing, and I also go by the nickname Minya. I come from Shangrao, a mountainous city in southeastern China🇨🇳. It is surrounded by lush green hills and known for its spicy cuisine. In Shangrao, chili peppers are a must-have in nearly every dish — from vegetables and meat to seafood