Greetings from AAJA-Asia Here are the list of announcements made on the newsletter! N3Con 2017 DATES: May 19-21, 2017 in Hong Kong THEME: Social Disruption: Navigating the …
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Dear members, Thank you very much for your participation in the AAJA-Asia Election 2016-17. The results are in! Please join me in congratulating the following winners: All terms start on …
Dear members, ONE MORE WEEK TO GO BEFORE SUBMISSION OF CANDIDACY LETTERS CLOSES. It’s election season again! Now is the time for you to step up and help lead our 200-strong …
AAJA’s Asia chapter is one of the largest within the international association and also has one of the largest networks of English-speaking journalists globally. Chapter members are based around the …
Calling all undergraduate students!!! AAJA-Asia Digital Journalism STUDENT Award 2016, supported by Google What does the award honor? AAJA-Asia Google Digital Journalism Student Award 2016 aims to provide a platform for prospective …
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Bloomberg BNA, a subsidiary of Bloomberg producing legal and business information, seeks multiple correspondents to cover regulatory, legal and business news of interest to multinational firms. Desired locations include Beijing, …
U.S. Ambassador Honorable Gary Locke and Mrs. Mona Locke will join AAJA members in Beijing for cocktails on Tuesday, April 10, from 6-8:30 p.m. at the Beijing Capital Club. This …
Cheryl Tan, a long-time AAJA member from New York, is bringing her book tour to Asia. The writer — whose work has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, the New …
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Allen Cheng, AAJA-Asia vice president for Beijing, wants to buy you a pre-Christmas, pre-2012 drink this Thursday, December 22, at the Capital Club in Beijing. All members and friends of …
Missed the recent AAJA-Asia conference in Hong Kong? Check out Seoul-based member Hannah Bae’s post-conference take. First up: China and the Internet Second: Covering disasters Third: Backpack journalism Fourth: Tech …
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