The Voice of Vietnam (VOV) won the Outstanding News Report category of the Asia- Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) Awards 2024. The award ceremony was held on the evening of October 22 within the framework of the 2024 ABU General Assembly and related meetings, taking place in Istanbul, Turkey.
The winning work, titled "The Road Home - Na's Story", recounts the successful rescue of an Asian black bear in Vietnam after 20 years in captivity. The work was produced by a group of reporters and editors from the Foreign Affairs Department of the Voice of Vietnam - VOV5.
VOV delegation attends ABU General Assembly 2024.
Mr. Nguyen Xuan Hung, representative of the author group of the work "The Way Home - Na's Story" shared: " Our work tells the story of the journey to rescue a moon bear after 20 years of captivity. This is the result of many days and nights of tireless efforts by the team of doctors and rescuers of Four Paws International, an international organization that protects animal welfare."
According to author Nguyen Xuan Hung, each rescued bear is given a name by the rescuers, symbolizing a new life and new family at the bear conservation facility in Ninh Binh . The bear in the report was named Na. After being cared for by doctors, Na has recovered somewhat and can move freely and play with other members at the conservation facility.
" The group is also very fortunate to be present at the ABU Awards Ceremony 2024 and win the News Reporting category. On behalf of the group of authors, I would like to thank the leaders of Voice of Vietnam, VOV1 News Department, and colleagues for their support throughout the competition.
This event is also an opportunity for the group to learn how domestic and foreign colleagues use technology, especially artificial intelligence technology, in producing different types of journalism in more creative and effective ways, " said Nguyen Xuan Hung.
Previously, VOV delegates attending the 2024 ABU General Assembly also participated in a discussion on the role of journalists and VOV staff during the devastating storm No. 3 that hit Vietnam last September.
Nearly 300 delegates from many countries gathered in Istanbul, Türkiye, on October 22 (local time) to attend the official opening ceremony of the 61st ABU General Assembly.
The 2024 ABU General Assembly, themed "The Link between AI, Broadcasting and Society", will feature numerous workshops, conferences and professional activities on the future of communication and media, discussing how AI is creating major changes in the field of journalism and media, changing the way information is delivered and the way we interact with the public.
From enhancing content creation to personalizing the viewer experience, AI is reshaping the media landscape in ways that are fundamentally new. As journalists embrace and apply technological advances, it is important to address the ethical issues and social implications that arise.
At the workshops within the framework of the General Assembly, journalists discussed many important topics, including how to ensure that AI applications in radio and television are truly effective and bring benefits to the whole society.
All aim to promote cooperation, share creative ideas and create a premise for future developments in the radio and television industry.
The ABU General Assembly and related meetings are a major event that brings together major global broadcasters, technologists, policy makers and key media leaders in the region.
Over the years, the ABU General Assembly has been an important international forum connecting radio, television and media organizations in the region and around the world, contributing to promoting cooperation, exchange and development of radio, television and media for a peaceful, progressive and developed world.
Currently, ABU has 240 members, including radio and television agencies from 65 countries and regions around the world. As a long-standing member of ABU, Voice of Vietnam always participates in ABU activities in a positive and responsible manner.
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