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Program – N3Con 2022



Program
Agenda
All times are in Singapore Time (GMT+8). Please note that this is a draft schedule, subject to change. Updates will be made in due course.
- All Topics
- Beat
- Careers
- General
- Mentoring
- N3ConU
- Networking
- Newsroom Tour
- Plenary
- Preregister
- Skills
- Workshop
27 July
Wed28 July
Thurs29 July
Fri30 July
Sat31 July
Sun
16:00 - 17:00Newsroom Tour: Thomson Reuters Singapore (SOLD OUT) (in-person only)
By Ahmed Assar Asia News Editor - Video, Reuters
18:00 - 19:00Reels 101 + Supporting Journalists Safety Workshop (Online-only seats left only) (hybrid)
By Charmaine Fernandes Partner Product Marketing Manager, News, Meta, Amee Enriquez Strategic Partner Manager, News Partnerships, Philippines, Meta, N3ConThis one-hour workshop is curated for journalists, this Reel 101 + Journalists Safety Workshop aims to unlock your creativity with Reels on Facebook and Instagram and help to equip you with resources to help mitigate safety risks on Facebook. In this session, Meta’s experts will share the top tips about Reels - Reels are fun and inspiring short videos consisting of music, audio, AR effects, text overlays and more. Reels is now available in more than 150 countries around the world. With Reels, you can share creations with your friends and followers–and have the opportunity to be discovered by the larger Facebook community. Nowadays, journalists are using Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp in innovative ways to do their jobs, tell stories and connect directly with people. To ensure your information and accounts are secure, Meta’s experts will introduce you to the tools and best practices to protect yourselves while leveraging our platforms to reach your audience.WorkshopWhereMeta Singapore
09:00 - 10:00Diversity in News: What Makes Asia Unique (in-person only)
By Edson Tandoc Jr. Associate Professor, Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information - Nanyang Technological University, Ellis Ng Social Media Producer, Reuters News Agency, Yu Yu Din Strategic Partner Manager, Meta, Gilles Demptos Director for Asia Pacific, AAJAResearchers and news executives will discuss the outcome of AAJA-Asia's research report on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in Asia newsrooms and the impact of DEI projects on news media relevance and sustainability.GeneralWhereNUSS Kent Ridge
10:30 - 11:00Fireside Chat: Sonny Swe, Frontier Myanmar (hybrid)
By Sonny Swe Co-founder and CEO, Frontier Myanmar, Gilles Demptos Director for Asia Pacific, AAJAFrontier Myanmar founder and CEO, Sonny Swe spent years in jail under the junta. A former co-owner of Myanmar Times, he launched Frontier Magazine in 2015. Now in exile in Thailand, Sonny struggles to continue reporting about Myanmar and to monetize his magazine's news content.Plenary
11:00 - 12:00Newsroom Leaders Roundtable (hybrid)
By Joyce Koh Bureau Chief Singapore, Bloomberg, Ashwad Ismail Head and Editor-in-Chief, Astro AWANI, Zuraidah Ibrahim Executive Managing Editor, The South China Morning Post, Warren Fernandez Editor-In-Chief, The Straits Times & English/Malay/Tamil Media Group of SPH Media Trust, K. Oanh Ha President, AAJA-AsiaNewsroom leaders from Asian media outlets and international news brands operating in Asia will discuss the key issues that marked their coverage in the past 12 months and the challenges that lay ahead.PlenaryWhereNUSS Kent Ridge
13:00 - 14:00Covering the Global Misinformation War: Ukraine, China, Russia (hybrid)
By Paloma Almoguera Southeast Asia Correspondent, EFE, Alexey Kovalev Investigative Editor, Meduza, Nicholas Yong Senior Editor, Yahoo! News Singapore, Eric Wishart Standards and Ethics Editor, AFP, Masato Kajimoto Associate Professor of Practice, Journalism and Media Studies Centre, The University of Hong KongThe global war of misinformation has emerged as the next political battleground. From China's portrayal of the Russian invasion of Ukraine as a "legitimate security concern" to a mass social media push during the Philippine Election to white wash the terror of the Marcos era as a "golden age", these government narratives are making in roads and shaping how their citizens vote and view the world. This panel takes a deep dive at how governments propagate misinformation and how journalists can navigate this challenging environment and fight back.General- During the break prior to this session, participants physically present in Singapore will be invited to submit topics they wish to discuss. Up to 3 topics will be selected and discussed in groups; participants will volunteer to moderate and lead the conversation in each group.NetworkingWhereNUSS Kent Ridge
16:00 - 17:00Media in the Age of web3 (hybrid)
By Sam Reynolds Markets Reporter, CoinDesk, Daniel Yap Academy Content Lead, Binance, Angie Lau Editor-in-Chief, Founder & CEO, Forkast.News, Regina Lay Business Editor/Host, One News, Gary Liu Founder, Artifacts LabsIs blockchain the future of media? All of a sudden, legacy news outlets like The New York Times and Dow Jones have opened up full-time roles for cryptocurrency reporters, and Binance has invested $200 million into Forbes. What does reporting the metaverse look like? What new skills will reporters need?General
09:00 - 10:00Reporting From the Front Lines (Presented with AAJA National Convention) (hybrid)
By Joyce Koh Video reporter and on-air correspondent, The Washington Post, Danny Fenster Editor-at-Large, Frontier Myanmar, Laurel Chor Freelance Journalist, Keith Richburg Director and Professor of Practice, Journalism and Media Studies Centre, HKUAs the world watches Russia's invasion of Ukraine, journalists on the front lines are documenting history as it unfolds, risking their safety, mental health and lives. Hear from journalists who have covered the news from conflict zones and calamity, and learn about their process for protecting themselves and their sources while bearing witness to world events. This panel is co-presented with AAJA-Asia's N3Con, and will be simultaneously cast in Singapore and Los Angeles with speakers from around the world.General
10:30 - 11:00Fireside Chat: Juliana Chan, Wildtype Media (hybrid)
By Juliana M. Chan CEO, Wildtype Media Group, Joon-Nie Lau Executive Producer & Managing Partner, Factual TV (Singapore)
11:00 - 12:00Forging Your Own Path: Building a Media Start-up (hybrid)
By Stephanie Tangkilisan Head of Production, Eastern Standard Times (EST), Karishma Vaswani Chief Asia Presenter, BBC News, May Lee Founder/CEO, Adjunct Professor, Lotus Media House/USC Annenberg, Alan Soon Co-founder, Splice Media, Regina Lay Business Editor/Host, One NewsHow to build a sustainable mission-based news site? What kind of media start ups are VC interested in investing in Asia? This session will feature example of innovative new voices in the Asia news media landscape and insights about how they get funded.GeneralWhereNUSS Kent Ridge
12:00 - 12:30Documentary Screening: Returning Home to Ukrainian Villages Liberated from the Russian Army: RESISTANCE (in-person only)
By N3ConJournalist Laurel Chor travels to the liberated towns outside Kyiv, Ukraine, in the days following Russia's withdrawal. We witness the heartrending images of Bucha, travel with a couple from Irpin as they return home to their neighborhood for the first time, and see the absolute destruction caused by the wartime bombardment of Borodyanka.GeneralWhereNUSS Kent Ridge
13:00 - 14:00Reporting from exile: Global hubs for covering China (hybrid)
By Chris Buckley Chief China Correspondent, New York Times, Eva Dou China Correspondent, The Washington Post, Liza Lin Reporter, Wall Street Journal, William Yang President, Taiwan Foreign Correspondents' Club, Glenn van Zutphen Founder & CEO, VanMedia Group Pte LtdJournalists covering China are leaving the mainland and Hong Kong for other cities in the region. What's it like to cover China from "exile"? Journalists stationed from Seoul to Sydney share the pros and cons of covering China from each location.BeatGeneralWhereNUSS Kent Ridge
14:00 - 16:00Career Session (in-person only)
By Michelle Teo Business Journalist, Channel News Asia, Chua Baizhen Managing Editor, North Asia Breaking News Teams, Bloomberg, Karishma Singh Operations Manager, Reuters, Alisa Koh Manager Talent Acquisition, APAC, NBCUniversal, Juliana M. Chan CEO, Wildtype Media Group, Tom Benner Freelance Journalist
16:00 - 17:00The State of Press Freedom in Asia (hybrid)
By Mary Hui Reporter, Quartz, P N Balji Journalist & Author, Kirsten Han Journalist and Activist, We, The Citizens, Keith Richburg Director and Professor of Practice, Journalism and Media Studies Centre, HKU, K. Oanh Ha President, AAJA-AsiaWhile the military coup in Burma and the extension of the Chinese government's information control in Hong Kong have been the more spectacular attacks against the exercise of press freedom in Asia in the past year, news media are also facing pressure from populist and increasingly authoritarian governments in India, Sri Lanka and the Philippines. How are Asia's journalists coping and working in this detoriorated environment?GeneralPlenaryWhereNUSS Kent Ridge + Online- Enjoy a networking evening with AAJA!NetworkingWhereGoogle Singapore
09:00 - 17:30Google News Initiative's Train the Trainer Day 1 (by invitation only) (in-person only)
By Kwong Yue Yang Head of APAC Product Solutions and Senior Coach, Life Hikes/ Own The Room, Trinna Leong Southeast Asia Teaching Fellow, Google News LabThis session is an exclusive train-the-trainers session for AAJA-Asia members who are GNI certified trainers and part of the AAJA-Asia Training Network. For more information about the AAJA-Asia Training Network, please write to asia@aaja.orgSkillsWorkshopWhereGoogle Singapore
09:00 - 12:30Data Journalism 101 Workshop (SOLD OUT) (in-person only)
By Kuang Keng Kuek Ser Founder, Data-NDigital journalist, data journalism trainer and media consultant Kuang Keng Kuek Ser will lead this workshop for journalists with little experience in data journalism. Following a 90 min. Introduction to Data Journalism, participants will practice basic data analysis with spreadsheet.WhereGoogle Singapore Office
14:00 - 16:00N3ConU Panel (in-person only; pre-registration needed)
By Yehoon Ahn Student, Yale-NUS College, Nile Bowie Editor & Correspondent, Asia Times, Jane Christine Zhang Former senior writer, Mothership, Sheryl Lee Co-VP for South East Asia, AAJA-AsiaIn this session, early career journalists will talk to students about working in the media. Students will have an opportunity to ask professionals for early career advice and hear more about what they do as reporters. Each of the three panelists brings experiences in a specialized area: ESG, perspectives, and politics.N3ConUWhereGoogle
16:00 - 17:30Mobile Journalism Workshop (Open to All) (in-person only)
By Robb Montgomery Author, Mobile JournalismOPEN TO ALL: U.S. Embassy Singapore and Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) are pleased to invite you to join the in-person mobile journalism workshop by U.S. media and film expert Robert Montgomery. The workshop will provide you the opportunity to learn from and interact with an experienced U.S. media professional, access resources to navigate the larger news media industry, and explore some of the most pressing topics in the modern world of news reporting.WhereGoogle Singapore Office - Himalaya Room
09:00 - 12:30Geo Tools and PinPoint with Google News Lab (by invitation only) (in-person only)
By Trinna Leong Southeast Asia Teaching Fellow, Google News LabThis session is an exclusive train-the-trainers session for AAJA-Asia members who are GNI certified trainers and part of the AAJA-Asia Training Network. For more information about the AAJA-Asia Training Network, please write to asia@aaja.orgSkillsWorkshopWhereGoogle Singapore
09:00 - 12:30Data Journalism with DataN (by invitation only) (in-person only)
By Kuang Keng Kuek Ser Founder, Data-NThis session is an exclusive train-the-trainers session for AAJA-Asia members who are GNI certified trainers and part of the AAJA-Asia Training Network. For more information about the AAJA-Asia Training Network, please write to asia@aaja.orgSkillsWorkshopWhereGoogle Singapore
Speakers and Moderators
N3Con invites leaders from across Asia to speak and moderate panels and workshops.

Edson Tandoc Jr.
Associate Professor, Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information - Nanyang Technological University

Warren Fernandez
Editor-In-Chief, The Straits Times & English/Malay/Tamil Media Group of SPH Media Trust

Masato Kajimoto
Associate Professor of Practice, Journalism and Media Studies Centre, The University of Hong Kong





















































