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1、REPORT ON DEVELOPMENT OF VIDEO MEDIA IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH2024CCTV News Content Co.,Ltd.(CCTV+)Israel Epstein Center for Global Media and Communication(CGMC),Tsinghua UniversityApril 2025COLLECTIVE STORYTELLING FOR DEVELOPMENTDr.Mohammad Hamid Hamdard(Deputy General Manager of STR News,Afghanistan):“T

2、he advancements in artificial intelligence and digitalization have sparked a tremendous revolution.Particularly within the media sector,AI represents a profound transformation.Media outlets and journalists should view AI as a tool,not an end in itself,as it offers convenience but lacks complete reli

3、ability.”Li Shihai(Deputy Editor-in-Chief of ASEAN TOP NEWS,Cambodia):“As representatives of overseas Chinese media,we hold the crucial responsibility of identifying the shared principles of cultural communica-tion and humanistic development,thereby building a bridge for develop-ment journalism.”Alv

4、in Kingson Tan(CEO of CHiNOY TV,The Philippines):“Innovating the narrative of development journalism in the Global South requires focusing on more human-interest stories and striving to create and share community network platforms for media cooperation.”Kelum Shivantha Rodrigo(Editor-in-Chief of Sri

5、 Lanka Mirror,Sri Lanka):“Development journalism is not yet widespread,with most media outlets still concentrating on negative reports.However,some niche news media outlets have begun facilitating this progress.I believe that,over time,development journalism will gradually increase and may influence

6、 peoples ways of thinking.At least,thats what I hope for.”Arun Deo Joshi(Editor-in-Chief of The Himalayan Herald,Nepal):“Development journalism should not be superficial,nor should it be limit-ed to reporting on specific instances such as building venues,constructing roads,or holding sporting events

7、.The media always bears the responsibil-ity of promoting development,and the news industry should focus on the overall development of the people.”Bishnu Prasad Ghimire(Founder of Nepal News Bank):“For media organizations,producing reliable and truthful news is chal-lenging due to limited available r

8、esources and restricted access to informa-tion and content sharing.As the industry continues to evolve,it is crucial for news organizations to adapt to the digital age while upholding a strong sense of responsibility in journalism.”Mazen Eslam Afify(Journalist of Al Qahera News,Egypt):“The media bea

9、rs the responsibility of conveying information regarding national development to the public and demonstrating the governments commitment to enhancing the well-being of its people.”Faouzi Bou Diab(News Editor of Anbaa Online,Lebanon):“As Chinese President Xi Jinping stated,artificial intelligence mus

10、t not become a game of the rich countries and the wealthy.The Global South should strengthen cooperation in this field to collectively tell the story of development.”Issoufou Sare(General Manager of BF1 Television,Burkina Faso):“The core of development lies in the well-being of the people.The medias

11、 duty is to redefine development,helping people recognize that inner fulfill-ment is more important than material accumulation,and to restore close interpersonal relationships.”Florence Migunde(Marketing Manager of Kenya Broadcasting Corpora-tion):“The position of traditional media can be consolidat

12、ed through appropriate and creative integration with new media to ensure the sustainability,credi-bility,and relevance of news,while adopting new technologies to stay ahead in the competition and provide content that exceeds audience expec-tations.”Souleymane Diam SY(Journalist of Le Soleil,Senegal)

13、:“Chinas path to modernization is characterized by cooperation and inclu-siveness.This cooperative model,which emphasizes equality,mutual bene-fit,and common prosperity,provides a valuable example for the Global South to follow.”Dr.Tanguy Gahi(Journalist of Ivorian Press Agency,Cte dIvoire):“As vict

14、ims of climate change,the Global South countries should adopt a different reporting angle from the Global North countries,highlighting the negative impacts of climate change on us and urging the international com-munity to take fairer response measures.”Luis Enrique Gonzalez(President of Prensa Lati

15、na,Cuba):“Media platforms for news reporting should integrate various forms such as texts,pictures,and videos.At the same time,it is also necessary to consider the impact of social media dissemination on the development of the media.”Anbal Feres(Documentary Director of Pressenza International Press

16、Agency,Chile):“Many users are posting development-related news on social media platforms as individuals.Journalists are considering collaborating with these users,either as contributors to news production or as sources of infor-mation.”Emiliano Calabr(Programming Director of Canal 26,Argentina):“Its

17、 crucial to not only focus on environmental phenomena,but also to address the root causes of environmental issues,the potential consequenc-es,and possible solutions throughout the entire narrative process.”Juan Carlos Isaza(Managing Director of the Latin American Information Alliance):“The Global So

18、uth countries are facing very similar development challeng-es.We hope to share information in the form of a media alliance,work together to find solutions,and spread the spirit of solidarity and cooperation to the world.”Neville Choi(Board Member of the Pacific Islands News Association):“The media e

19、mpowers the public to voice their opinions,and the govern-ments listen to the voices of the people through the media.Therefore,reporting on development-related news is very important.Our role is to help the governments make decisions that are more in line with the national development.”Cai Yanjiang(

20、Director of ABU Sport):“We organize special coverage related to events.Throughout the process of news reporting and the event signal production,we provide hand-to-hand training for participating members with relatively backward technical capa-bilities,allowing them to truly learn broadcasting skills

21、 through direct experi-ence.”Members of the Project TeamCCTV News Content Co.,Ltd.(CCTV+):Gao WeiPresident,Managing Director&Editor-in-Chief,CCTV+Israel Epstein Center for Global Media and Communication(CGMC),Tsinghua University:Shi AnbinSecretary of the Party Committee and Professor of the School o

22、f Journalism and Communi-cation&Director of Israel Epstein CGMC,Tsinghua UniversityLi XiaMa RuohanZhao ChongyangDeng YugeXue JingkaiHe LiyunZhu LinCao XiziDu RanHu ChuqiaoZhang LeiZhang YuehengYang YujiaSong XiankunYan ShiweiWang RutianZhang QiLi WanWang YuHan XuZhang LingziLiu LimingZhu HongyuZhang

23、 QiyunZhang BisiLi BinbinLiang RuijieJiang NanYu YayunTang JingweiYao XinkeDr.Mohammad Hamid Hamdard(Deputy General Manager of STR News,Afghanistan):“The advancements in artificial intelligence and digitalization have sparked a tremendous revolution.Particularly within the media sector,AI represents

24、 a profound transformation.Media outlets and journalists should view AI as a tool,not an end in itself,as it offers convenience but lacks complete reliability.”Li Shihai(Deputy Editor-in-Chief of ASEAN TOP NEWS,Cambodia):“As representatives of overseas Chinese media,we hold the crucial responsibilit

25、y of identifying the shared principles of cultural communica-tion and humanistic development,thereby building a bridge for develop-ment journalism.”Alvin Kingson Tan(CEO of CHiNOY TV,The Philippines):“Innovating the narrative of development journalism in the Global South requires focusing on more hu

26、man-interest stories and striving to create and share community network platforms for media cooperation.”Kelum Shivantha Rodrigo(Editor-in-Chief of Sri Lanka Mirror,Sri Lanka):“Development journalism is not yet widespread,with most media outlets still concentrating on negative reports.However,some n

27、iche news media outlets have begun facilitating this progress.I believe that,over time,development journalism will gradually increase and may influence peoples ways of thinking.At least,thats what I hope for.”Arun Deo Joshi(Editor-in-Chief of The Himalayan Herald,Nepal):“Development journalism shoul

28、d not be superficial,nor should it be limit-ed to reporting on specific instances such as building venues,constructing roads,or holding sporting events.The media always bears the responsibil-ity of promoting development,and the news industry should focus on the overall development of the people.”Bis

29、hnu Prasad Ghimire(Founder of Nepal News Bank):“For media organizations,producing reliable and truthful news is chal-lenging due to limited available resources and restricted access to informa-tion and content sharing.As the industry continues to evolve,it is crucial for news organizations to adapt

30、to the digital age while upholding a strong sense of responsibility in journalism.”Mazen Eslam Afify(Journalist of Al Qahera News,Egypt):“The media bears the responsibility of conveying information regarding national development to the public and demonstrating the governments commitment to enhancing

31、 the well-being of its people.”Faouzi Bou Diab(News Editor of Anbaa Online,Lebanon):“As Chinese President Xi Jinping stated,artificial intelligence must not become a game of the rich countries and the wealthy.The Global South should strengthen cooperation in this field to collectively tell the story

32、 of development.”Issoufou Sare(General Manager of BF1 Television,Burkina Faso):“The core of development lies in the well-being of the people.The medias duty is to redefine development,helping people recognize that inner fulfill-ment is more important than material accumulation,and to restore close i

33、nterpersonal relationships.”Florence Migunde(Marketing Manager of Kenya Broadcasting Corpora-tion):“The position of traditional media can be consolidated through appropriate and creative integration with new media to ensure the sustainability,credi-bility,and relevance of news,while adopting new tec

34、hnologies to stay ahead in the competition and provide content that exceeds audience expec-tations.”Souleymane Diam SY(Journalist of Le Soleil,Senegal):“Chinas path to modernization is characterized by cooperation and inclu-siveness.This cooperative model,which emphasizes equality,mutual bene-fit,an

35、d common prosperity,provides a valuable example for the Global South to follow.”Dr.Tanguy Gahi(Journalist of Ivorian Press Agency,Cte dIvoire):“As victims of climate change,the Global South countries should adopt a different reporting angle from the Global North countries,highlighting the negative i

36、mpacts of climate change on us and urging the international com-munity to take fairer response measures.”Luis Enrique Gonzalez(President of Prensa Latina,Cuba):“Media platforms for news reporting should integrate various forms such as texts,pictures,and videos.At the same time,it is also necessary t

37、o consider the impact of social media dissemination on the development of the media.”Anbal Feres(Documentary Director of Pressenza International Press Agency,Chile):“Many users are posting development-related news on social media platforms as individuals.Journalists are considering collaborating wit

38、h these users,either as contributors to news production or as sources of infor-mation.”Emiliano Calabr(Programming Director of Canal 26,Argentina):“Its crucial to not only focus on environmental phenomena,but also to address the root causes of environmental issues,the potential consequenc-es,and pos

39、sible solutions throughout the entire narrative process.”Juan Carlos Isaza(Managing Director of the Latin American Information Alliance):“The Global South countries are facing very similar development challeng-es.We hope to share information in the form of a media alliance,work together to find solu

40、tions,and spread the spirit of solidarity and cooperation to the world.”Neville Choi(Board Member of the Pacific Islands News Association):“The media empowers the public to voice their opinions,and the govern-ments listen to the voices of the people through the media.Therefore,reporting on developme

41、nt-related news is very important.Our role is to help the governments make decisions that are more in line with the national development.”Cai Yanjiang(Director of ABU Sport):“We organize special coverage related to events.Throughout the process of news reporting and the event signal production,we pr

42、ovide hand-to-hand training for participating members with relatively backward technical capa-bilities,allowing them to truly learn broadcasting skills through direct experi-ence.”Highlights of Views from the Global South Media LeadersDr.Mohammad Hamid Hamdard(Deputy General Manager of STR News,Afgh

43、anistan):“The advancements in artificial intelligence and digitalization have sparked a tremendous revolution.Particularly within the media sector,AI represents a profound transformation.Media outlets and journalists should view AI as a tool,not an end in itself,as it offers convenience but lacks co

44、mplete reliability.”Li Shihai(Deputy Editor-in-Chief of ASEAN TOP NEWS,Cambodia):“As representatives of overseas Chinese media,we hold the crucial responsibility of identifying the shared principles of cultural communica-tion and humanistic development,thereby building a bridge for develop-ment jour

45、nalism.”Alvin Kingson Tan(CEO of CHiNOY TV,The Philippines):“Innovating the narrative of development journalism in the Global South requires focusing on more human-interest stories and striving to create and share community network platforms for media cooperation.”Kelum Shivantha Rodrigo(Editor-in-C

46、hief of Sri Lanka Mirror,Sri Lanka):“Development journalism is not yet widespread,with most media outlets still concentrating on negative reports.However,some niche news media outlets have begun facilitating this progress.I believe that,over time,development journalism will gradually increase and ma

47、y influence peoples ways of thinking.At least,thats what I hope for.”Arun Deo Joshi(Editor-in-Chief of The Himalayan Herald,Nepal):“Development journalism should not be superficial,nor should it be limit-ed to reporting on specific instances such as building venues,constructing roads,or holding spor

48、ting events.The media always bears the responsibil-ity of promoting development,and the news industry should focus on the overall development of the people.”Bishnu Prasad Ghimire(Founder of Nepal News Bank):“For media organizations,producing reliable and truthful news is chal-lenging due to limited

49、available resources and restricted access to informa-tion and content sharing.As the industry continues to evolve,it is crucial for news organizations to adapt to the digital age while upholding a strong sense of responsibility in journalism.”Mazen Eslam Afify(Journalist of Al Qahera News,Egypt):“Th

50、e media bears the responsibility of conveying information regarding national development to the public and demonstrating the governments commitment to enhancing the well-being of its people.”Faouzi Bou Diab(News Editor of Anbaa Online,Lebanon):“As Chinese President Xi Jinping stated,artificial intel

51、ligence must not become a game of the rich countries and the wealthy.The Global South should strengthen cooperation in this field to collectively tell the story of development.”Issoufou Sare(General Manager of BF1 Television,Burkina Faso):“The core of development lies in the well-being of the people

52、.The medias duty is to redefine development,helping people recognize that inner fulfill-ment is more important than material accumulation,and to restore close interpersonal relationships.”Florence Migunde(Marketing Manager of Kenya Broadcasting Corpora-tion):“The position of traditional media can be

53、 consolidated through appropriate and creative integration with new media to ensure the sustainability,credi-bility,and relevance of news,while adopting new technologies to stay ahead in the competition and provide content that exceeds audience expec-tations.”Souleymane Diam SY(Journalist of Le Sole

54、il,Senegal):“Chinas path to modernization is characterized by cooperation and inclu-siveness.This cooperative model,which emphasizes equality,mutual bene-fit,and common prosperity,provides a valuable example for the Global South to follow.”Dr.Tanguy Gahi(Journalist of Ivorian Press Agency,Cte dIvoir

55、e):“As victims of climate change,the Global South countries should adopt a different reporting angle from the Global North countries,highlighting the negative impacts of climate change on us and urging the international com-munity to take fairer response measures.”Luis Enrique Gonzalez(President of

56、Prensa Latina,Cuba):“Media platforms for news reporting should integrate various forms such as texts,pictures,and videos.At the same time,it is also necessary to consider the impact of social media dissemination on the development of the media.”Anbal Feres(Documentary Director of Pressenza Internati

57、onal Press Agency,Chile):“Many users are posting development-related news on social media platforms as individuals.Journalists are considering collaborating with these users,either as contributors to news production or as sources of infor-mation.”Emiliano Calabr(Programming Director of Canal 26,Arge

58、ntina):“Its crucial to not only focus on environmental phenomena,but also to address the root causes of environmental issues,the potential consequenc-es,and possible solutions throughout the entire narrative process.”Introduction(I)Report BackgroundIn October 2024,Chinese President Xi Jinping delive

59、red a significant speech in Kazan titled Combining the Great Strength of the Global South to Build Together a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind.He stressed that the collective rise of the Global South is a distinctive feature of the great transformation across the world.Global South countri

60、es marching together toward modernization is monumental in the world history and unprecedented in human civilization.However,peace and development face severe challenges.Due to adjustments to the global governance system,competition between new and old development models,and geopolitical complexitie

61、s,the development paths of Global South countries are full of hurdles.Against this backdrop,how to promote the high-quality development,cultivate new quality productive forces,and achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)through the practices of video media in the Global South h

62、ave become one of the key issues in the transformation of the global development cooperation system.Facing these development challenges,China,as a natural member of the Global South,is committed to working with other Global South countries to jointly promote the building of a community with a shared

63、 future for mankind,deepen South-South cooperation,and expand new spaces for development.Under the guidance of the Belt and Road Initiative,the Global Development Initiative(GDI),the Global Security Initiative(GSI),and the Global Civilization Initiative(GCI),the media from Global South countries is

64、taking on an increasingly important role in reshaping the international communication order.The video media in the Global South tells development stories,which inherently possess strong reflexivity and criticality,inheriting the discussions of the 20th century on the New World Information and Commun

65、ication Order(NWICO)while also striving to correct the shortcomings of traditional value standards of Western news.1 The video media in the Global South serves not only as a carrier of information,but also as a shaper of development stories and a promoter of social changes.Driven by the dual forces

66、of digital intelligence technology advancements and shifts in the global information ecosystem,enhancing the development communication capabilities of Global South countries,challenging the dominance of Western development discourse,and forging more autonomous development narratives have become pres

67、sing issues.Building upon the concepts of constructive journalism and community of communication introduced in recent years,this years report explores how video media in the Global South can collectively narrate and effectively communicate stories centered on development,within the theoretical frame

68、works of development journalism and alternative narratives.The report emphasizes that development reporting is not merely the presentation of news facts,but also a crucial means of promoting development practices,fostering social consensus,and ensuring development security.Through an in-depth analys

69、is of the practices of video media in the Global South,this report seeks to promote deeper cooperation among media from countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative and the broader Global South,to facilitate exchanges and mutual learning between civilizations,while broadening the scope of

70、 international communication and contributing to the construction of a just and equitable global development discourse system.This report is a collaborative effort between CCTV News Content Co.,Ltd.(CCTV+)and the Israel Epstein Center for Global Media and Communication(CGMC),with a research period s

71、panning from August 2024 to March 2025.The research methodology includes the establishment of the“Tsinghua-CCTV+”media database,surveys of“media biographies”of representatives from Global South media,the collection of typical case studies,and in-depth interviews.The main content of the report focuse

72、s on three core themes:(1)Defining“development”,re-examining the connotations of“development”from the perspectives of the Global South;(2)Explaining“development”,analyzing how video media in the Global South constructs development journalism narratives;(3)Promoting“development”,exploring how video m

73、edia in the Global South can drive the development process of countries and regions through actions.(II)Report DesignThe methodology and execution of this project is described as follows:First,this study relied on the media database of CCTV+to create a Tsinghua-CCTV+media database featuring Global S

74、outh media,and screened out a specific list of media to be surveyed.Then,researchers selected more than 20 media agencies from the Tsinghua-CCTV+database as“media bio”targets,and divided them into core and non-core groups.Furthermore,this project concentrates on typical,concrete,and vivid case studi

75、es of video media in the Global South,and showcases the details of these cases and the perspectives of relevant media professionals to provide a more detailed analysis of the current development status of video media in the Global South.Finally,the project took the 12th Global Video Media Forum,them

76、ed“Intelligence Without Frontiers,Vision Beyond the Horizon-Medias Role in Communication and Cultural Exchange,”hosted by CCTV+in December 2024,as a platform for the research.During the forum,the research team from Israel Epstein CGMC,Tsinghua University conducted in-depth interviews with representa

77、tives from about 20 Global South media and transnational media organizations,including the Cambodia-based ASEAN TOP,the Burkina Faso-based BF1 Television,and the Chile-based Pressenza International Press Agency,on topics such as the value concepts,practical experiences,and challenges of telling deve

78、lopment stories.The average length of an interview is 50 minutes,and the basic information of interviewees is shown in Table 1(n=18).In selecting the media for interviews,as shown in Table 2,the research has ensured a wide regional coverage,including West Asia and North Africa,Southeast Asia,South A

79、sia,Latin America,and Sub-Saharan Africa,while maintaining a balanced quantitative repre-sentation of regional media organizations.(III)Report FrameworkThis report portrays and presents the development reporting practices of the“Collective Storytelling for Development”of Video Media in the Global So

80、uth by creating a Tsinghua-CCTV+media database,conducting a media bio survey,collecting typical cases,and undertaking in-depth interviews with selected Global South media.The structural framework of this report is shown in the figure below.The report is structured into three main sections:First,“Def

81、ining Development:Development Perspectives of Video Media in the Global South”;Second,“Interpreting Development:Practices for Development Journalism of Video Media in the Global South”;And third,“Promoting Development:Actions Taken by Video Media in the Global South for Development”.In terms of deve

82、lopment perspectives,video media in the Global South tries to define“development”from the perspectives of the Global South through three dimensions:global and local,quality and quantity enhancement,and construction and criticism.This breaks away from the long-standing Western perspectives on develop

83、ment shaped by West-centrism and capitalist ideology,reconstructing the core values of development.In terms of development reporting,video media in the Global South focuses on managing three key relationships in the news production process:description and interpretation,content and platform,and auto

84、nomy and cooperation.This ensures high-quality reporting while broadening perspectives,enriching content,and optimizing audio-visual formats.In terms of development actions,video media in the Global South plays roles in supervision and problem-solving,guidance and empowerment,and presentation and di

85、alogue by telling development stories.This not only promotes local economic development and social changes but also contributes Southern wisdom to global development.In the conclusion,this report generally argues that amid the profound transformation of the global development cooperation framework,G

86、lobal South countries are active-ly exploring independent pathways to devel-opment.In this process,they critically reassess the legitimacy and effectiveness of traditional development paradigms while constructing novel narratives of development.Against this backdrop,video media in the Global South,w

87、hile producing development journalism,contributes to the diversification of develop-ment paradigms through the definition,inter-pretation,and promotion of“development,”reinforcing the agency of Global South coun-tries and introducing alternative perspectives into the international communication sphe

88、re.The video media in the Global South reshapes their development views by integrating a global perspective with local experience.They emphasize the commonality of modernization while addressing local needs based on national conditions.In shaping development narratives,they navigate the interplay be

89、tween content,platform,and cooperation,maintaining the professionalism and serious-ness of development journalism while actively leveraging digital intelligence technologies and social media platforms to optimize com-munication methods,thereby balancing autonomy with cooperation.In promoting develop

90、ment actions,they move beyond producing development journalism and telling development stories to monitoring and contributing to the development processes of countries and regions,consequently empow-ering the public to engage in development dialogues and catalyze social changes.Juan Carlos Isaza(Man

91、aging Director of the Latin American Information Alliance):“The Global South countries are facing very similar development challeng-es.We hope to share information in the form of a media alliance,work together to find solutions,and spread the spirit of solidarity and cooperation to the world.”Nevill

92、e Choi(Board Member of the Pacific Islands News Association):“The media empowers the public to voice their opinions,and the govern-ments listen to the voices of the people through the media.Therefore,reporting on development-related news is very important.Our role is to help the governments make dec

93、isions that are more in line with the national development.”Cai Yanjiang(Director of ABU Sport):“We organize special coverage related to events.Throughout the process of news reporting and the event signal production,we provide hand-to-hand training for participating members with relatively backward

94、 technical capa-bilities,allowing them to truly learn broadcasting skills through direct experi-ence.”ContentsIntroduction(I)Report Background(II)Report Design(III)Report Framework I.Defining“Development”:DevelopmentPerspectives of Video Media in the Global South(I)Global and Local(II)Quality and Qu

95、antity Enhancement(III)Construction and Criticism II.Interpreting“Development”:Practices for Development Journalism of Video Media in the Global South(I)Description and Interpretation(II)Content and Platforms(III)Autonomy and CooperationIII.Promoting“Development”:Actions Taken bythe Video Media in t

96、he Global South for Development(I)Supervision and Problem-Solving0101030608081011131316202323(II)Guidance and Empowerment(III)Presentation and Dialogue IV.ConclusionAppendix:Articles on Collective Storytelling for Development by Medial Professionals in the Global South(I)Voices from Global South1.Ch

97、anges and Trends in the News Industry in Kenya2.Combating Misinformation and Restoring Trust between the Media and the Public in the Countries of the Global South3.Media in the Global South4.Analysis of Global South Media5.The Rise of Global South Countries Faces Significant Challenges6.Changes of N

98、epali Journalism in the Digital Age7.What is the Global South?8.Combating Misinformation and Restoring Trust between the Media and the Public9.International News Reporting and Media Cooperation:A China-Nepal Perspective from the Global South(II)Voice from Media PartnerA Changing Media Landscape:An I

99、celandic Perspective2629323737404346485153556063Introduction(I)Report BackgroundIn October 2024,Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a significant speech in Kazan titled Combining the Great Strength of the Global South to Build Together a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind.He stressed that

100、 the collective rise of the Global South is a distinctive feature of the great transformation across the world.Global South countries marching together toward modernization is monumental in the world history and unprecedented in human civilization.However,peace and development face severe challenges

101、.Due to adjustments to the global governance system,competition between new and old development models,and geopolitical complexities,the development paths of Global South countries are full of hurdles.Against this backdrop,how to promote the high-quality development,cultivate new quality productive

102、forces,and achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)through the practices of video media in the Global South have become one of the key issues in the transformation of the global development cooperation system.Facing these development challenges,China,as a natural member of the

103、Global South,is committed to working with other Global South countries to jointly promote the building of a community with a shared future for mankind,deepen South-South cooperation,and expand new spaces for development.Under the guidance of the Belt and Road Initiative,the Global Development Initia

104、tive(GDI),the Global Security Initiative(GSI),and the Global Civilization Initiative(GCI),the media from Global South countries is taking on an increasingly important role in reshaping the international communication order.The video media in the Global South tells development stories,which inherentl

105、y possess strong reflexivity and criticality,inheriting the discussions of the 20th century on the New World Information and Communication Order(NWICO)while also striving to correct the shortcomings of traditional value standards of Western news.1 The video media in the Global South serves not only

106、as a carrier of information,but also as a shaper of development stories and a promoter of social changes.Driven by the dual forces of digital intelligence technology advancements and shifts in the global information ecosystem,enhancing the development communication capabilities of Global South count

107、ries,challenging the dominance of Western development discourse,and forging more autonomous development narratives have become pressing issues.Building upon the concepts of constructive journalism and community of communication introduced in recent years,this years report explores how video media in

108、 the Global South can collectively narrate and effectively communicate stories centered on development,within the theoretical frameworks of development journalism and alternative narratives.The report emphasizes that development reporting is not merely the presentation of news facts,but also a cruci

109、al means of promoting development practices,fostering social consensus,and ensuring development security.Through an in-depth analysis of the practices of video media in the Global South,this report seeks to promote deeper cooperation among media from countries participating in the Belt and Road Init

110、iative and the broader Global South,to facilitate exchanges and mutual learning between civilizations,while broadening the scope of international communication and contributing to the construction of a just and equitable global development discourse system.This report is a collaborative effort betwe

111、en CCTV News Content Co.,Ltd.(CCTV+)and the Israel Epstein Center for Global Media and Communication(CGMC),with a research period spanning from August 2024 to March 2025.The research methodology includes the establishment of the“Tsinghua-CCTV+”media database,surveys of“media biographies”of represent

112、atives from Global South media,the collection of typical case studies,and in-depth interviews.The main content of the report focuses on three core themes:(1)Defining“development”,re-examining the connotations of“development”from the perspectives of the Global South;(2)Explaining“development”,analyzi

113、ng how video media in the Global South constructs development journalism narratives;(3)Promoting“development”,exploring how video media in the Global South can drive the development process of countries and regions through actions.(II)Report DesignThe methodology and execution of this project is des

114、cribed as follows:First,this study relied on the media database of CCTV+to create a Tsinghua-CCTV+media database featuring Global South media,and screened out a specific list of media to be surveyed.Then,researchers selected more than 20 media agencies from the Tsinghua-CCTV+database as“media bio”ta

115、rgets,and divided them into core and non-core groups.Furthermore,this project concentrates on typical,concrete,and vivid case studies of video media in the Global South,and showcases the details of these cases and the perspectives of relevant media professionals to provide a more detailed analysis o

116、f the current development status of video media in the Global South.Finally,the project took the 12th Global Video Media Forum,themed“Intelligence Without Frontiers,Vision Beyond the Horizon-Medias Role in Communication and Cultural Exchange,”hosted by CCTV+in December 2024,as a platform for the res

117、earch.During the forum,the research team from Israel Epstein CGMC,Tsinghua University conducted in-depth interviews with representatives from about 20 Global South media and transnational media organizations,including the Cambodia-based ASEAN TOP,the Burkina Faso-based BF1 Television,and the Chile-b

118、ased Pressenza International Press Agency,on topics such as the value concepts,practical experiences,and challenges of telling development stories.The average length of an interview is 50 minutes,and the basic information of interviewees is shown in Table 1(n=18).In selecting the media for interview

119、s,as shown in Table 2,the research has ensured a wide regional coverage,including West Asia and North Africa,Southeast Asia,South Asia,Latin America,and Sub-Saharan Africa,while maintaining a balanced quantitative repre-sentation of regional media organizations.Dr.Mohammad Hamid Hamdard(Deputy Gener

120、al Manager of STR News,Afghanistan):“The advancements in artificial intelligence and digitalization have sparked a tremendous revolution.Particularly within the media sector,AI represents a profound transformation.Media outlets and journalists should view AI as a tool,not an end in itself,as it offe

121、rs convenience but lacks complete reliability.”Li Shihai(Deputy Editor-in-Chief of ASEAN TOP NEWS,Cambodia):“As representatives of overseas Chinese media,we hold the crucial responsibility of identifying the shared principles of cultural communica-tion and humanistic development,thereby building a b

122、ridge for develop-ment journalism.”Alvin Kingson Tan(CEO of CHiNOY TV,The Philippines):“Innovating the narrative of development journalism in the Global South requires focusing on more human-interest stories and striving to create and share community network platforms for media cooperation.”Kelum Sh

123、ivantha Rodrigo(Editor-in-Chief of Sri Lanka Mirror,Sri Lanka):“Development journalism is not yet widespread,with most media outlets still concentrating on negative reports.However,some niche news media outlets have begun facilitating this progress.I believe that,over time,development journalism wil

124、l gradually increase and may influence peoples ways of thinking.At least,thats what I hope for.”Arun Deo Joshi(Editor-in-Chief of The Himalayan Herald,Nepal):“Development journalism should not be superficial,nor should it be limit-ed to reporting on specific instances such as building venues,constru

125、cting roads,or holding sporting events.The media always bears the responsibil-ity of promoting development,and the news industry should focus on the overall development of the people.”Bishnu Prasad Ghimire(Founder of Nepal News Bank):“For media organizations,producing reliable and truthful news is c

126、hal-lenging due to limited available resources and restricted access to informa-tion and content sharing.As the industry continues to evolve,it is crucial for news organizations to adapt to the digital age while upholding a strong sense of responsibility in journalism.”Mazen Eslam Afify(Journalist o

127、f Al Qahera News,Egypt):“The media bears the responsibility of conveying information regarding national development to the public and demonstrating the governments commitment to enhancing the well-being of its people.”Faouzi Bou Diab(News Editor of Anbaa Online,Lebanon):“As Chinese President Xi Jinp

128、ing stated,artificial intelligence must not become a game of the rich countries and the wealthy.The Global South should strengthen cooperation in this field to collectively tell the story of development.”Issoufou Sare(General Manager of BF1 Television,Burkina Faso):“The core of development lies in t

129、he well-being of the people.The medias duty is to redefine development,helping people recognize that inner fulfill-ment is more important than material accumulation,and to restore close interpersonal relationships.”Florence Migunde(Marketing Manager of Kenya Broadcasting Corpora-tion):“The position

130、of traditional media can be consolidated through appropriate and creative integration with new media to ensure the sustainability,credi-bility,and relevance of news,while adopting new technologies to stay ahead in the competition and provide content that exceeds audience expec-tations.”Souleymane Di

131、am SY(Journalist of Le Soleil,Senegal):“Chinas path to modernization is characterized by cooperation and inclu-siveness.This cooperative model,which emphasizes equality,mutual bene-fit,and common prosperity,provides a valuable example for the Global South to follow.”Dr.Tanguy Gahi(Journalist of Ivor

132、ian Press Agency,Cte dIvoire):“As victims of climate change,the Global South countries should adopt a different reporting angle from the Global North countries,highlighting the negative impacts of climate change on us and urging the international com-munity to take fairer response measures.”Luis Enr

133、ique Gonzalez(President of Prensa Latina,Cuba):“Media platforms for news reporting should integrate various forms such as texts,pictures,and videos.At the same time,it is also necessary to consider the impact of social media dissemination on the development of the media.”Anbal Feres(Documentary Dire

134、ctor of Pressenza International Press Agency,Chile):“Many users are posting development-related news on social media platforms as individuals.Journalists are considering collaborating with these users,either as contributors to news production or as sources of infor-mation.”Emiliano Calabr(Programmin

135、g Director of Canal 26,Argentina):“Its crucial to not only focus on environmental phenomena,but also to address the root causes of environmental issues,the potential consequenc-es,and possible solutions throughout the entire narrative process.”Juan Carlos Isaza(Managing Director of the Latin America

136、n Information Alliance):“The Global South countries are facing very similar development challeng-es.We hope to share information in the form of a media alliance,work together to find solutions,and spread the spirit of solidarity and cooperation to the world.”Neville Choi(Board Member of the Pacific

137、Islands News Association):“The media empowers the public to voice their opinions,and the govern-ments listen to the voices of the people through the media.Therefore,reporting on development-related news is very important.Our role is to help the governments make decisions that are more in line with t

138、he national development.”Cai Yanjiang(Director of ABU Sport):“We organize special coverage related to events.Throughout the process of news reporting and the event signal production,we provide hand-to-hand training for participating members with relatively backward technical capa-bilities,allowing t

139、hem to truly learn broadcasting skills through direct experi-ence.”Introduction(I)Report BackgroundIn October 2024,Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a significant speech in Kazan titled Combining the Great Strength of the Global South to Build Together a Community with a Shared Future for Manki

140、nd.He stressed that the collective rise of the Global South is a distinctive feature of the great transformation across the world.Global South countries marching together toward modernization is monumental in the world history and unprecedented in human civilization.However,peace and development fac

141、e severe challenges.Due to adjustments to the global governance system,competition between new and old development models,and geopolitical complexities,the development paths of Global South countries are full of hurdles.Against this backdrop,how to promote the high-quality development,cultivate new

142、quality productive forces,and achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)through the practices of video media in the Global South have become one of the key issues in the transformation of the global development cooperation system.Facing these development challenges,China,as a nat

143、ural member of the Global South,is committed to working with other Global South countries to jointly promote the building of a community with a shared future for mankind,deepen South-South cooperation,and expand new spaces for development.Under the guidance of the Belt and Road Initiative,the Global

144、 Development Initiative(GDI),the Global Security Initiative(GSI),and the Global Civilization Initiative(GCI),the media from Global South countries is taking on an increasingly important role in reshaping the international communication order.The video media in the Global South tells development stor

145、ies,which inherently possess strong reflexivity and criticality,inheriting the discussions of the 20th century on the New World Information and Communication Order(NWICO)while also striving to correct the shortcomings of traditional value standards of Western news.1 The video media in the Global Sou

146、th serves not only as a carrier of information,but also as a shaper of development stories and a promoter of social changes.Driven by the dual forces of digital intelligence technology advancements and shifts in the global information ecosystem,enhancing the development communication capabilities of

147、 Global South countries,challenging the dominance of Western development discourse,and forging more autonomous development narratives have become pressing issues.Building upon the concepts of constructive journalism and community of communication introduced in recent years,this years report explores

148、 how video media in the Global South can collectively narrate and effectively communicate stories centered on development,within the theoretical frameworks of development journalism and alternative narratives.The report emphasizes that development reporting is not merely the presentation of news fac

149、ts,but also a crucial means of promoting development practices,fostering social consensus,and ensuring development security.Through an in-depth analysis of the practices of video media in the Global South,this report seeks to promote deeper cooperation among media from countries participating in the

150、 Belt and Road Initiative and the broader Global South,to facilitate exchanges and mutual learning between civilizations,while broadening the scope of international communication and contributing to the construction of a just and equitable global development discourse system.This report is a collabo

151、rative effort between CCTV News Content Co.,Ltd.(CCTV+)and the Israel Epstein Center for Global Media and Communication(CGMC),with a research period spanning from August 2024 to March 2025.The research methodology includes the establishment of the“Tsinghua-CCTV+”media database,surveys of“media biogr

152、aphies”of representatives from Global South media,the collection of typical case studies,and in-depth interviews.The main content of the report focuses on three core themes:(1)Defining“development”,re-examining the connotations of“development”from the perspectives of the Global South;(2)Explaining“d

153、evelopment”,analyzing how video media in the Global South constructs development journalism narratives;(3)Promoting“development”,exploring how video media in the Global South can drive the development process of countries and regions through actions.(II)Report DesignThe methodology and execution of

154、this project is described as follows:First,this study relied on the media database of CCTV+to create a Tsinghua-CCTV+media database featuring Global South media,and screened out a specific list of media to be surveyed.Then,researchers selected more than 20 media agencies from the Tsinghua-CCTV+datab

155、ase as“media bio”targets,and divided them into core and non-core groups.Furthermore,this project concentrates on typical,concrete,and vivid case studies of video media in the Global South,and showcases the details of these cases and the perspectives of relevant media professionals to provide a more

156、detailed analysis of the current development status of video media in the Global South.Finally,the project took the 12th Global Video Media Forum,themed“Intelligence Without Frontiers,Vision Beyond the Horizon-Medias Role in Communication and Cultural Exchange,”hosted by CCTV+in December 2024,as a p

157、latform for the research.During the forum,the research team from Israel Epstein CGMC,Tsinghua University conducted in-depth interviews with representatives from about 20 Global South media and transnational media organizations,including the Cambodia-based ASEAN TOP,the Burkina Faso-based BF1 Televis

158、ion,and the Chile-based Pressenza International Press Agency,on topics such as the value concepts,practical experiences,and challenges of telling development stories.The average length of an interview is 50 minutes,and the basic information of interviewees is shown in Table 1(n=18).In selecting the

159、media for interviews,as shown in Table 2,the research has ensured a wide regional coverage,including West Asia and North Africa,Southeast Asia,South Asia,Latin America,and Sub-Saharan Africa,while maintaining a balanced quantitative repre-sentation of regional media organizations.HIGHLIGHTSGuided by

160、 the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and Chinas Global Development Initiative(GDI),Global Security Initiative(GSI)and Global Civilization Initiative(GCI),this report integrates case studies and in-depth interviews to provide a timely,localized,and innovative interpretation of the academ

161、ic concept of“development journalism,”thoroughly analyzing the development journalism practices of video media in the Global South.Employing nine sets of contrasting concepts,the development journalism practices of video media in the Global South are summarized as:the reconstruction of development p

162、erspectives,the improvement of development narratives,and the promotion of development actions,highlighting their increasingly significant role in the global development system.The development perspectives of video media in the Global South have achieved a transformation and upgrade from local exper

163、iences to a global vision,emphasizing both“incremental growth”and“quality improvement,”with reporting methods that combine constructiveness and critical analysis.The developmental narrative of video media in the Global South strives for a balance among contents,platforms,and collaboration.It optimiz

164、es agenda-setting for development,leverages digital and intelligent audio-visual media in multiple ways,and explores the integration of autonomy and cooperation.The video media in the Global South empowers audiences,strengthens connections among Global South countries,and collectively tells the stor

165、y of development by playing a dual role of supervision and construction.Dr.Mohammad Hamid Hamdard(Deputy General Manager of STR News,Afghanistan):“The advancements in artificial intelligence and digitalization have sparked a tremendous revolution.Particularly within the media sector,AI represents a

166、profound transformation.Media outlets and journalists should view AI as a tool,not an end in itself,as it offers convenience but lacks complete reliability.”Li Shihai(Deputy Editor-in-Chief of ASEAN TOP NEWS,Cambodia):“As representatives of overseas Chinese media,we hold the crucial responsibility o

167、f identifying the shared principles of cultural communica-tion and humanistic development,thereby building a bridge for develop-ment journalism.”Alvin Kingson Tan(CEO of CHiNOY TV,The Philippines):“Innovating the narrative of development journalism in the Global South requires focusing on more human

168、-interest stories and striving to create and share community network platforms for media cooperation.”Kelum Shivantha Rodrigo(Editor-in-Chief of Sri Lanka Mirror,Sri Lanka):“Development journalism is not yet widespread,with most media outlets still concentrating on negative reports.However,some nich

169、e news media outlets have begun facilitating this progress.I believe that,over time,development journalism will gradually increase and may influence peoples ways of thinking.At least,thats what I hope for.”Arun Deo Joshi(Editor-in-Chief of The Himalayan Herald,Nepal):“Development journalism should n

170、ot be superficial,nor should it be limit-ed to reporting on specific instances such as building venues,constructing roads,or holding sporting events.The media always bears the responsibil-ity of promoting development,and the news industry should focus on the overall development of the people.”Bishnu

171、 Prasad Ghimire(Founder of Nepal News Bank):“For media organizations,producing reliable and truthful news is chal-lenging due to limited available resources and restricted access to informa-tion and content sharing.As the industry continues to evolve,it is crucial for news organizations to adapt to

172、the digital age while upholding a strong sense of responsibility in journalism.”Mazen Eslam Afify(Journalist of Al Qahera News,Egypt):“The media bears the responsibility of conveying information regarding national development to the public and demonstrating the governments commitment to enhancing th

173、e well-being of its people.”Faouzi Bou Diab(News Editor of Anbaa Online,Lebanon):“As Chinese President Xi Jinping stated,artificial intelligence must not become a game of the rich countries and the wealthy.The Global South should strengthen cooperation in this field to collectively tell the story of

174、 development.”Issoufou Sare(General Manager of BF1 Television,Burkina Faso):“The core of development lies in the well-being of the people.The medias duty is to redefine development,helping people recognize that inner fulfill-ment is more important than material accumulation,and to restore close inte

175、rpersonal relationships.”Florence Migunde(Marketing Manager of Kenya Broadcasting Corpora-tion):“The position of traditional media can be consolidated through appropriate and creative integration with new media to ensure the sustainability,credi-bility,and relevance of news,while adopting new techno

176、logies to stay ahead in the competition and provide content that exceeds audience expec-tations.”Souleymane Diam SY(Journalist of Le Soleil,Senegal):“Chinas path to modernization is characterized by cooperation and inclu-siveness.This cooperative model,which emphasizes equality,mutual bene-fit,and c

177、ommon prosperity,provides a valuable example for the Global South to follow.”Dr.Tanguy Gahi(Journalist of Ivorian Press Agency,Cte dIvoire):“As victims of climate change,the Global South countries should adopt a different reporting angle from the Global North countries,highlighting the negative impa

178、cts of climate change on us and urging the international com-munity to take fairer response measures.”Luis Enrique Gonzalez(President of Prensa Latina,Cuba):“Media platforms for news reporting should integrate various forms such as texts,pictures,and videos.At the same time,it is also necessary to c

179、onsider the impact of social media dissemination on the development of the media.”Anbal Feres(Documentary Director of Pressenza International Press Agency,Chile):“Many users are posting development-related news on social media platforms as individuals.Journalists are considering collaborating with t

180、hese users,either as contributors to news production or as sources of infor-mation.”Emiliano Calabr(Programming Director of Canal 26,Argentina):“Its crucial to not only focus on environmental phenomena,but also to address the root causes of environmental issues,the potential consequenc-es,and possib

181、le solutions throughout the entire narrative process.”Juan Carlos Isaza(Managing Director of the Latin American Information Alliance):“The Global South countries are facing very similar development challeng-es.We hope to share information in the form of a media alliance,work together to find solutio

182、ns,and spread the spirit of solidarity and cooperation to the world.”Neville Choi(Board Member of the Pacific Islands News Association):“The media empowers the public to voice their opinions,and the govern-ments listen to the voices of the people through the media.Therefore,reporting on development-

183、related news is very important.Our role is to help the governments make decisions that are more in line with the national development.”Cai Yanjiang(Director of ABU Sport):“We organize special coverage related to events.Throughout the process of news reporting and the event signal production,we provi

184、de hand-to-hand training for participating members with relatively backward technical capa-bilities,allowing them to truly learn broadcasting skills through direct experi-ence.”01Introduction(I)Report BackgroundIn October 2024,Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a significant speech in Kazan titl

185、ed Combining the Great Strength of the Global South to Build Together a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind.He stressed that the collective rise of the Global South is a distinctive feature of the great transformation across the world.Global South countries marching together toward modernizat

186、ion is monumental in the world history and unprecedented in human civilization.However,peace and development face severe challenges.Due to adjustments to the global governance system,competition between new and old development models,and geopolitical complexities,the development paths of Global Sout

187、h countries are full of hurdles.Against this backdrop,how to promote the high-quality development,cultivate new quality productive forces,and achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)through the practices of video media in the Global South have become one of the key issues in th

188、e transformation of the global development cooperation system.Facing these development challenges,China,as a natural member of the Global South,is committed to working with other Global South countries to jointly promote the building of a community with a shared future for mankind,deepen South-South

189、 cooperation,and expand new spaces for development.Under the guidance of the Belt and Road Initiative,the Global Development Initiative(GDI),the Global Security Initiative(GSI),and the Global Civilization Initiative(GCI),the media from Global South countries is taking on an increasingly important ro

190、le in reshaping the international communication order.The video media in the Global South tells development stories,which inherently possess strong reflexivity and criticality,inheriting the discussions of the 20th century on the New World Information and Communication Order(NWICO)while also strivin

191、g to correct the shortcomings of traditional value standards of Western news.1 The video media in the Global South serves not only as a carrier of information,but also as a shaper of development stories and a promoter of social changes.Driven by the dual forces of digital intelligence technology adv

192、ancements and shifts in the global information ecosystem,enhancing the development communication capabilities of Global South countries,challenging the dominance of Western development discourse,and forging more autonomous development narratives have become pressing issues.Building upon the concepts

193、 of constructive journalism and community of communication introduced in recent years,this years report explores how video media in the Global South can collectively narrate and effectively communicate stories centered on development,within the theoretical frameworks of development journalism and al

194、ternative narratives.The report emphasizes that development reporting is not merely the presentation of news facts,but also a crucial means of promoting development practices,fostering social consensus,and ensuring development security.Through an in-depth analysis of the practices of video media in

195、the Global South,this report seeks to promote deeper cooperation among media from countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative and the broader Global South,to facilitate exchanges and mutual learning between civilizations,while broadening the scope of international communication and contr

196、ibuting to the construction of a just and equitable global development discourse system.This report is a collaborative effort between CCTV News Content Co.,Ltd.(CCTV+)and the Israel Epstein Center for Global Media and Communication(CGMC),with a research period spanning from August 2024 to March 2025

197、.The research methodology includes the establishment of the“Tsinghua-CCTV+”media database,surveys of“media biographies”of representatives from Global South media,the collection of typical case studies,and in-depth interviews.The main content of the report focuses on three core themes:(1)Defining“dev

198、elopment”,re-examining the connotations of“development”from the perspectives of the Global South;(2)Explaining“development”,analyzing how video media in the Global South constructs development journalism narratives;(3)Promoting“development”,exploring how video media in the Global South can drive the

199、 development process of countries and regions through actions.(II)Report DesignThe methodology and execution of this project is described as follows:First,this study relied on the media database of CCTV+to create a Tsinghua-CCTV+media database featuring Global South media,and screened out a specific

200、 list of media to be surveyed.Then,researchers selected more than 20 media agencies from the Tsinghua-CCTV+database as“media bio”targets,and divided them into core and non-core groups.Furthermore,this project concentrates on typical,concrete,and vivid case studies of video media in the Global South,

201、and showcases the details of these cases and the perspectives of relevant media professionals to provide a more detailed analysis of the current development status of video media in the Global South.Finally,the project took the 12th Global Video Media Forum,themed“Intelligence Without Frontiers,Visi

202、on Beyond the Horizon-Medias Role in Communication and Cultural Exchange,”hosted by CCTV+in December 2024,as a platform for the research.During the forum,the research team from Israel Epstein CGMC,Tsinghua University conducted in-depth interviews with representatives from about 20 Global South media

203、 and transnational media organizations,including the Cambodia-based ASEAN TOP,the Burkina Faso-based BF1 Television,and the Chile-based Pressenza International Press Agency,on topics such as the value concepts,practical experiences,and challenges of telling development stories.The average length of

204、an interview is 50 minutes,and the basic information of interviewees is shown in Table 1(n=18).In selecting the media for interviews,as shown in Table 2,the research has ensured a wide regional coverage,including West Asia and North Africa,Southeast Asia,South Asia,Latin America,and Sub-Saharan Afri

205、ca,while maintaining a balanced quantitative repre-sentation of regional media organizations.1.Li Hui.Analysis on Development Communication and Development Journalism and the Significance of Building China s Development Journalism J.Journal of Southwest Minzu University(Humanities and Social Science

206、s Edition),2008,(05):115-118.Dr.Mohammad Hamid Hamdard(Deputy General Manager of STR News,Afghanistan):“The advancements in artificial intelligence and digitalization have sparked a tremendous revolution.Particularly within the media sector,AI represents a profound transformation.Media outlets and j

207、ournalists should view AI as a tool,not an end in itself,as it offers convenience but lacks complete reliability.”Li Shihai(Deputy Editor-in-Chief of ASEAN TOP NEWS,Cambodia):“As representatives of overseas Chinese media,we hold the crucial responsibility of identifying the shared principles of cult

208、ural communica-tion and humanistic development,thereby building a bridge for develop-ment journalism.”Alvin Kingson Tan(CEO of CHiNOY TV,The Philippines):“Innovating the narrative of development journalism in the Global South requires focusing on more human-interest stories and striving to create an

209、d share community network platforms for media cooperation.”Kelum Shivantha Rodrigo(Editor-in-Chief of Sri Lanka Mirror,Sri Lanka):“Development journalism is not yet widespread,with most media outlets still concentrating on negative reports.However,some niche news media outlets have begun facilitatin

210、g this progress.I believe that,over time,development journalism will gradually increase and may influence peoples ways of thinking.At least,thats what I hope for.”Arun Deo Joshi(Editor-in-Chief of The Himalayan Herald,Nepal):“Development journalism should not be superficial,nor should it be limit-ed

211、 to reporting on specific instances such as building venues,constructing roads,or holding sporting events.The media always bears the responsibil-ity of promoting development,and the news industry should focus on the overall development of the people.”Bishnu Prasad Ghimire(Founder of Nepal News Bank)

212、:“For media organizations,producing reliable and truthful news is chal-lenging due to limited available resources and restricted access to informa-tion and content sharing.As the industry continues to evolve,it is crucial for news organizations to adapt to the digital age while upholding a strong se

213、nse of responsibility in journalism.”Mazen Eslam Afify(Journalist of Al Qahera News,Egypt):“The media bears the responsibility of conveying information regarding national development to the public and demonstrating the governments commitment to enhancing the well-being of its people.”Faouzi Bou Diab

214、(News Editor of Anbaa Online,Lebanon):“As Chinese President Xi Jinping stated,artificial intelligence must not become a game of the rich countries and the wealthy.The Global South should strengthen cooperation in this field to collectively tell the story of development.”Issoufou Sare(General Manager

215、 of BF1 Television,Burkina Faso):“The core of development lies in the well-being of the people.The medias duty is to redefine development,helping people recognize that inner fulfill-ment is more important than material accumulation,and to restore close interpersonal relationships.”Florence Migunde(M

216、arketing Manager of Kenya Broadcasting Corpora-tion):“The position of traditional media can be consolidated through appropriate and creative integration with new media to ensure the sustainability,credi-bility,and relevance of news,while adopting new technologies to stay ahead in the competition and

217、 provide content that exceeds audience expec-tations.”Souleymane Diam SY(Journalist of Le Soleil,Senegal):“Chinas path to modernization is characterized by cooperation and inclu-siveness.This cooperative model,which emphasizes equality,mutual bene-fit,and common prosperity,provides a valuable exampl

218、e for the Global South to follow.”Dr.Tanguy Gahi(Journalist of Ivorian Press Agency,Cte dIvoire):“As victims of climate change,the Global South countries should adopt a different reporting angle from the Global North countries,highlighting the negative impacts of climate change on us and urging the

219、international com-munity to take fairer response measures.”Luis Enrique Gonzalez(President of Prensa Latina,Cuba):“Media platforms for news reporting should integrate various forms such as texts,pictures,and videos.At the same time,it is also necessary to consider the impact of social media dissemin

220、ation on the development of the media.”Anbal Feres(Documentary Director of Pressenza International Press Agency,Chile):“Many users are posting development-related news on social media platforms as individuals.Journalists are considering collaborating with these users,either as contributors to news p

221、roduction or as sources of infor-mation.”Emiliano Calabr(Programming Director of Canal 26,Argentina):“Its crucial to not only focus on environmental phenomena,but also to address the root causes of environmental issues,the potential consequenc-es,and possible solutions throughout the entire narrativ

222、e process.”Juan Carlos Isaza(Managing Director of the Latin American Information Alliance):“The Global South countries are facing very similar development challeng-es.We hope to share information in the form of a media alliance,work together to find solutions,and spread the spirit of solidarity and

223、cooperation to the world.”Neville Choi(Board Member of the Pacific Islands News Association):“The media empowers the public to voice their opinions,and the govern-ments listen to the voices of the people through the media.Therefore,reporting on development-related news is very important.Our role is

224、to help the governments make decisions that are more in line with the national development.”Cai Yanjiang(Director of ABU Sport):“We organize special coverage related to events.Throughout the process of news reporting and the event signal production,we provide hand-to-hand training for participating

225、members with relatively backward technical capa-bilities,allowing them to truly learn broadcasting skills through direct experi-ence.”communication introduced in recent years,this years report explores how video media in the Global South can collectively narrate and effectively communicate stories c

226、entered on development,within the theoretical frameworks of development journalism and alternative narratives.The report emphasizes that development reporting is not merely the presentation of news facts,but also a crucial means of promoting development practices,fostering social consensus,and ensur

227、ing development security.Through an in-depth analysis of the practices of video media in the Global South,this report seeks to promote deeper cooperation among media from countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative and the broader Global South,to facilitate exchanges and mutual learning

228、between civilizations,while broadening the scope of international communication and contributing to the construction of a just and equitable global development discourse system.This report is a collaborative effort between CCTV News Content Co.,Ltd.(CCTV+)and the Israel Epstein Center for Global Med

229、ia and Communication(CGMC),with a research period spanning from August 2024 to March 2025.The research methodology includes the establishment of the“Tsinghua-CCTV+”media database,surveys of“media biographies”of representatives from Global South media,the collection of typical case studies,and in-dep

230、th interviews.The main content of the report focuses on three core themes:(1)Defining“development”,【Core Concepts】What do“development journalism”and“Global South video media”mean?Tracing the origins of these concepts,development journalism emerged in the early 1920s,but it gained significant influen

231、ce after the 1960s,coinciding with the modernization process and shifts in the international community.1 Development journalism can be defined as using development as the discourse and subject of communication,conveying to audiences through mass media such as newspapers,radio,and television,thereby

232、influencing the audiences cognitive attitudes towards social changes and development activities,and promoting related development activities.The video media in the Global South refers to video news and communication organizations rooted in Global South countries(primarily including countries in Asia

233、,Africa,Latin America,and parts of Oceania)and serving their audiences.These media outlets include national mainstream media,commercial media,emerging digital-intelligent platforms,and social media content creators.Focusing on development issues in the Global South,they are committed to constructing

234、 autonomous news narratives to reflect local perspectives,promote South-South cooperation,challenge the information systems dominated by the United States and the West,and shape the subjectivity and discourse power of the Global South in the international communication landscape.1.Cai Min.Urgent Nee

235、d for Constructing Development Journalism:Advancing the Development Journalism Practice J.Modern Communication(Journal of Communication University of China),2006,(04):40-42.Dr.Mohammad Hamid Hamdard(Deputy General Manager of STR News,Afghanistan):“The advancements in artificial intelligence and digi

236、talization have sparked a tremendous revolution.Particularly within the media sector,AI represents a profound transformation.Media outlets and journalists should view AI as a tool,not an end in itself,as it offers convenience but lacks complete reliability.”Li Shihai(Deputy Editor-in-Chief of ASEAN

237、TOP NEWS,Cambodia):“As representatives of overseas Chinese media,we hold the crucial responsibility of identifying the shared principles of cultural communica-tion and humanistic development,thereby building a bridge for develop-ment journalism.”Alvin Kingson Tan(CEO of CHiNOY TV,The Philippines):“I

238、nnovating the narrative of development journalism in the Global South requires focusing on more human-interest stories and striving to create and share community network platforms for media cooperation.”Kelum Shivantha Rodrigo(Editor-in-Chief of Sri Lanka Mirror,Sri Lanka):“Development journalism is

239、 not yet widespread,with most media outlets still concentrating on negative reports.However,some niche news media outlets have begun facilitating this progress.I believe that,over time,development journalism will gradually increase and may influence peoples ways of thinking.At least,thats what I hop

240、e for.”Arun Deo Joshi(Editor-in-Chief of The Himalayan Herald,Nepal):“Development journalism should not be superficial,nor should it be limit-ed to reporting on specific instances such as building venues,constructing roads,or holding sporting events.The media always bears the responsibil-ity of prom

241、oting development,and the news industry should focus on the overall development of the people.”Bishnu Prasad Ghimire(Founder of Nepal News Bank):“For media organizations,producing reliable and truthful news is chal-lenging due to limited available resources and restricted access to informa-tion and

242、content sharing.As the industry continues to evolve,it is crucial for news organizations to adapt to the digital age while upholding a strong sense of responsibility in journalism.”Mazen Eslam Afify(Journalist of Al Qahera News,Egypt):“The media bears the responsibility of conveying information rega

243、rding national development to the public and demonstrating the governments commitment to enhancing the well-being of its people.”Faouzi Bou Diab(News Editor of Anbaa Online,Lebanon):“As Chinese President Xi Jinping stated,artificial intelligence must not become a game of the rich countries and the w

244、ealthy.The Global South should strengthen cooperation in this field to collectively tell the story of development.”Issoufou Sare(General Manager of BF1 Television,Burkina Faso):“The core of development lies in the well-being of the people.The medias duty is to redefine development,helping people rec

245、ognize that inner fulfill-ment is more important than material accumulation,and to restore close interpersonal relationships.”Florence Migunde(Marketing Manager of Kenya Broadcasting Corpora-tion):“The position of traditional media can be consolidated through appropriate and creative integration wit

246、h new media to ensure the sustainability,credi-bility,and relevance of news,while adopting new technologies to stay ahead in the competition and provide content that exceeds audience expec-tations.”Souleymane Diam SY(Journalist of Le Soleil,Senegal):“Chinas path to modernization is characterized by

247、cooperation and inclu-siveness.This cooperative model,which emphasizes equality,mutual bene-fit,and common prosperity,provides a valuable example for the Global South to follow.”Dr.Tanguy Gahi(Journalist of Ivorian Press Agency,Cte dIvoire):“As victims of climate change,the Global South countries sh

248、ould adopt a different reporting angle from the Global North countries,highlighting the negative impacts of climate change on us and urging the international com-munity to take fairer response measures.”Luis Enrique Gonzalez(President of Prensa Latina,Cuba):“Media platforms for news reporting should

249、 integrate various forms such as texts,pictures,and videos.At the same time,it is also necessary to consider the impact of social media dissemination on the development of the media.”Anbal Feres(Documentary Director of Pressenza International Press Agency,Chile):“Many users are posting development-r

250、elated news on social media platforms as individuals.Journalists are considering collaborating with these users,either as contributors to news production or as sources of infor-mation.”Emiliano Calabr(Programming Director of Canal 26,Argentina):“Its crucial to not only focus on environmental phenome

251、na,but also to address the root causes of environmental issues,the potential consequenc-es,and possible solutions throughout the entire narrative process.”Juan Carlos Isaza(Managing Director of the Latin American Information Alliance):“The Global South countries are facing very similar development c

252、halleng-es.We hope to share information in the form of a media alliance,work together to find solutions,and spread the spirit of solidarity and cooperation to the world.”Neville Choi(Board Member of the Pacific Islands News Association):“The media empowers the public to voice their opinions,and the

253、govern-ments listen to the voices of the people through the media.Therefore,reporting on development-related news is very important.Our role is to help the governments make decisions that are more in line with the national development.”Cai Yanjiang(Director of ABU Sport):“We organize special coverag

254、e related to events.Throughout the process of news reporting and the event signal production,we provide hand-to-hand training for participating members with relatively backward technical capa-bilities,allowing them to truly learn broadcasting skills through direct experi-ence.”0203re-examining the c

255、onnotations of“development”from the perspectives of the Global South;(2)Explaining“development”,analyzing how video media in the Global South constructs development journalism narratives;(3)Promoting“development”,exploring how video media in the Global South can drive the development process of coun

256、tries and regions through actions.(II)Report DesignThe methodology and execution of this project is described as follows:First,this study relied on the media database of CCTV+to create a Tsinghua-CCTV+media database featuring Global South media,and screened out a specific list of media to be surveye

257、d.Then,researchers selected more than 20 media agencies from the Tsinghua-CCTV+database as“media bio”targets,and divided them into core and non-core groups.Furthermore,this project concentrates on typical,concrete,and vivid case studies of video media in the Global South,and showcases the details of

258、 these cases and the perspectives of relevant media professionals to provide a more detailed analysis of the current development status of video media in the Global South.Finally,the project took the 12th Global Video Media Forum,themed“Intelligence Without Frontiers,Vision Beyond the Horizon-Medias

259、 Role in Communication and Cultural Exchange,”hosted by CCTV+in December 2024,as a platform for the research.During the forum,the research team from Israel Epstein CGMC,Tsinghua University conducted in-depth interviews with representatives from about 20 Global South media and transnational media org

260、anizations,including the Cambodia-based ASEAN TOP,the Burkina Faso-based BF1 Television,and the Chile-based Pressenza International Press Agency,on topics such as the value concepts,practical experiences,and challenges of telling development stories.The average length of an interview is 50 minutes,a

261、nd the basic information of interviewees is shown in Table 1(n=18).In selecting the media for interviews,as shown in Table 2,the research has ensured a wide regional coverage,including West Asia and North Africa,Southeast Asia,South Asia,Latin America,and Sub-Saharan Africa,while maintaining a balan

262、ced quantitative repre-sentation of regional media organizations.04Introduction(I)Report BackgroundIn October 2024,Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a significant speech in Kazan titled Combining the Great Strength of the Global South to Build Together a Community with a Shared Future for Manki

263、nd.He stressed that the collective rise of the Global South is a distinctive feature of the great transformation across the world.Global South countries marching together toward modernization is monumental in the world history and unprecedented in human civilization.However,peace and development fac

264、e severe challenges.Due to adjustments to the global governance system,competition between new and old development models,and geopolitical complexities,the development paths of Global South countries are full of hurdles.Against this backdrop,how to promote the high-quality development,cultivate new

265、quality productive forces,and achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)through the practices of video media in the Global South have become one of the key issues in the transformation of the global development cooperation system.Facing these development challenges,China,as a nat

266、ural member of the Global South,is committed to working with other Global South countries to jointly promote the building of a community with a shared future for mankind,deepen South-South cooperation,and expand new spaces for development.Under the guidance of the Belt and Road Initiative,the Global

267、 Development Initiative(GDI),the Global Security Initiative(GSI),and the Global Civilization Initiative(GCI),the media from Global South countries is taking on an increasingly important role in reshaping the international communication order.The video media in the Global South tells development stor

268、ies,which inherently possess strong reflexivity and criticality,inheriting the discussions of the 20th century on the New World Information and Communication Order(NWICO)while also striving to correct the shortcomings of traditional value standards of Western news.1 The video media in the Global Sou

269、th serves not only as a carrier of information,but also as a shaper of development stories and a promoter of social changes.Driven by the dual forces of digital intelligence technology advancements and shifts in the global information ecosystem,enhancing the development communication capabilities of

270、 Global South countries,challenging the dominance of Western development discourse,and forging more autonomous development narratives have become pressing issues.Building upon the concepts of constructive journalism and community of communication introduced in recent years,this years report explores

271、 how video media in the Global South can collectively narrate and effectively communicate stories centered on development,within the theoretical frameworks of development journalism and alternative narratives.The report emphasizes that development reporting is not merely the presentation of news fac

272、ts,but also a crucial means of promoting development practices,fostering social consensus,and ensuring development security.Through an in-depth analysis of the practices of video media in the Global South,this report seeks to promote deeper cooperation among media from countries participating in the

273、 Belt and Road Initiative and the broader Global South,to facilitate exchanges and mutual learning between civilizations,while broadening the scope of international communication and contributing to the construction of a just and equitable global development discourse system.This report is a collabo

274、rative effort between CCTV News Content Co.,Ltd.(CCTV+)and the Israel Epstein Center for Global Media and Communication(CGMC),with a research period spanning from August 2024 to March 2025.The research methodology includes the establishment of the“Tsinghua-CCTV+”media database,surveys of“media biogr

275、aphies”of representatives from Global South media,the collection of typical case studies,and in-depth interviews.The main content of the report focuses on three core themes:(1)Defining“development”,re-examining the connotations of“development”from the perspectives of the Global South;(2)Explaining“d

276、evelopment”,analyzing how video media in the Global South constructs development journalism narratives;(3)Promoting“development”,exploring how video media in the Global South can drive the development process of countries and regions through actions.(II)Report DesignThe methodology and execution of

277、this project is described as follows:First,this study relied on the media database of CCTV+to create a Tsinghua-CCTV+media database featuring Global South media,and screened out a specific list of media to be surveyed.Then,researchers selected more than 20 media agencies from the Tsinghua-CCTV+datab

278、ase as“media bio”targets,and divided them into core and non-core groups.Furthermore,this project concentrates on typical,concrete,and vivid case studies of video media in the Global South,and showcases the details of these cases and the perspectives of relevant media professionals to provide a more

279、detailed analysis of the current development status of video media in the Global South.Finally,the project took the 12th Global Video Media Forum,themed“Intelligence Without Frontiers,Vision Beyond the Horizon-Medias Role in Communication and Cultural Exchange,”hosted by CCTV+in December 2024,as a p

280、latform for the research.During the forum,the research team from Israel Epstein CGMC,Tsinghua University conducted in-depth interviews with representatives from about 20 Global South media and transnational media organizations,including the Cambodia-based ASEAN TOP,the Burkina Faso-based BF1 Televis

281、ion,and the Chile-based Pressenza International Press Agency,on topics such as the value concepts,practical experiences,and challenges of telling development stories.The average length of an interview is 50 minutes,and the basic information of interviewees is shown in Table 1(n=18).In selecting the

282、media for interviews,as shown in Table 2,the research has ensured a wide regional coverage,including West Asia and North Africa,Southeast Asia,South Asia,Latin America,and Sub-Saharan Africa,while maintaining a balanced quantitative repre-sentation of regional media organizations.MediaTable 1:Basic

283、Information of IntervieweesMediaIntervieweePositionDeputy General ManagerDeputy Editor-in-ChiefCEOEditor-in-ChiefEditor(English)Editor-in-ChiefFounderJournalistNews EditorGeneral ManagerMarketing ManagerJournalistJournalistPresidentDocumentary DirectorProgramming DirectorManaging DirectorBoard Membe

284、rDirector of ABU SportSTR News,AfghanistanASEAN TOP NEWS,CambodiaCHiNOY TV,The PhilippinesSri Lanka Mirror,Sri LankaSri Lanka Mirror,Sri LankaThe Himalayan Herald,NepalNepal News BankAlqahera News Website,EgyptAnbaa Online,LebanonBF1 Television,Burkina FasoKenya Broadcasting CorporationLe Soleil,Sen

285、egalIvorian Press Agency,Cte dIvoirePrensa Latina,CubaPressenza International Press Agency,ChileCanal 26,ArgentinaLatin American Information Alliance(AIL)Pacific Islands News AssociationAsia-Pacific Broadcasting Union(ABU)Dr.Mohammad Hamid HamdardLi ShihaiAlvin Kingson TanKelum Shivantha RodrigoShan

286、ika JayasekaraArun Deo JoshiBishnu Prasad GhimireMazen Eslam AfifyFaouzi Bou Diab Issoufou SareFlorence MigundeSouleymane Diam SY Dr.Tanguy GahiLuis Enrique Gonzalez AnbalFeresEmiliano CalabrJuan Carlos IsazaNeville ChoiCai YanjiangIntroduction(I)Report BackgroundIn October 2024,Chinese President Xi

287、 Jinping delivered a significant speech in Kazan titled Combining the Great Strength of the Global South to Build Together a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind.He stressed that the collective rise of the Global South is a distinctive feature of the great transformation across the world.Globa

288、l South countries marching together toward modernization is monumental in the world history and unprecedented in human civilization.However,peace and development face severe challenges.Due to adjustments to the global governance system,competition between new and old development models,and geopoliti

289、cal complexities,the development paths of Global South countries are full of hurdles.Against this backdrop,how to promote the high-quality development,cultivate new quality productive forces,and achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)through the practices of video media in the

290、 Global South have become one of the key issues in the transformation of the global development cooperation system.Facing these development challenges,China,as a natural member of the Global South,is committed to working with other Global South countries to jointly promote the building of a communit

291、y with a shared future for mankind,deepen South-South cooperation,and expand new spaces for development.Under the guidance of the Belt and Road Initiative,the Global Development Initiative(GDI),the Global Security Initiative(GSI),and the Global Civilization Initiative(GCI),the media from Global Sout

292、h countries is taking on an increasingly important role in reshaping the international communication order.The video media in the Global South tells development stories,which inherently possess strong reflexivity and criticality,inheriting the discussions of the 20th century on the New World Informa

293、tion and Communication Order(NWICO)while also striving to correct the shortcomings of traditional value standards of Western news.1 The video media in the Global South serves not only as a carrier of information,but also as a shaper of development stories and a promoter of social changes.Driven by t

294、he dual forces of digital intelligence technology advancements and shifts in the global information ecosystem,enhancing the development communication capabilities of Global South countries,challenging the dominance of Western development discourse,and forging more autonomous development narratives h

295、ave become pressing issues.Building upon the concepts of constructive journalism and community of communication introduced in recent years,this years report explores how video media in the Global South can collectively narrate and effectively communicate stories centered on development,within the th

296、eoretical frameworks of development journalism and alternative narratives.The report emphasizes that development reporting is not merely the presentation of news facts,but also a crucial means of promoting development practices,fostering social consensus,and ensuring development security.Through an

297、in-depth analysis of the practices of video media in the Global South,this report seeks to promote deeper cooperation among media from countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative and the broader Global South,to facilitate exchanges and mutual learning between civilizations,while broadeni

298、ng the scope of international communication and contributing to the construction of a just and equitable global development discourse system.This report is a collaborative effort between CCTV News Content Co.,Ltd.(CCTV+)and the Israel Epstein Center for Global Media and Communication(CGMC),with a re

299、search period spanning from August 2024 to March 2025.The research methodology includes the establishment of the“Tsinghua-CCTV+”media database,surveys of“media biographies”of representatives from Global South media,the collection of typical case studies,and in-depth interviews.The main content of th

300、e report focuses on three core themes:(1)Defining“development”,re-examining the connotations of“development”from the perspectives of the Global South;(2)Explaining“development”,analyzing how video media in the Global South constructs development journalism narratives;(3)Promoting“development”,explor

301、ing how video media in the Global South can drive the development process of countries and regions through actions.(II)Report DesignThe methodology and execution of this project is described as follows:First,this study relied on the media database of CCTV+to create a Tsinghua-CCTV+media database fea

302、turing Global South media,and screened out a specific list of media to be surveyed.Then,researchers selected more than 20 media agencies from the Tsinghua-CCTV+database as“media bio”targets,and divided them into core and non-core groups.Furthermore,this project concentrates on typical,concrete,and v

303、ivid case studies of video media in the Global South,and showcases the details of these cases and the perspectives of relevant media professionals to provide a more detailed analysis of the current development status of video media in the Global South.Finally,the project took the 12th Global Video M

304、edia Forum,themed“Intelligence Without Frontiers,Vision Beyond the Horizon-Medias Role in Communication and Cultural Exchange,”hosted by CCTV+in December 2024,as a platform for the research.During the forum,the research team from Israel Epstein CGMC,Tsinghua University conducted in-depth interviews

305、with representatives from about 20 Global South media and transnational media organizations,including the Cambodia-based ASEAN TOP,the Burkina Faso-based BF1 Television,and the Chile-based Pressenza International Press Agency,on topics such as the value concepts,practical experiences,and challenges

306、of telling development stories.The average length of an interview is 50 minutes,and the basic information of interviewees is shown in Table 1(n=18).In selecting the media for interviews,as shown in Table 2,the research has ensured a wide regional coverage,including West Asia and North Africa,Southea

307、st Asia,South Asia,Latin America,and Sub-Saharan Africa,while maintaining a balanced quantitative repre-sentation of regional media organizations.(III)Report FrameworkThis report portrays and presents the development reporting practices of the“Collective Storytelling for Development”of Video Media i

308、n the Global South by creating a Tsinghua-CCTV+media database,conducting a media bio survey,collecting typical cases,and undertaking in-depth interviews with selected Global South media.The structural framework of this report is shown in the figure below.The report is structured into three main sect

309、ions:First,“Defining Development:Development Perspectives of Video Media in the Global South”;Second,“Interpreting Development:Practices for Development Journalism of Video Media in the Global South”;And third,“Promoting Development:Actions Taken by Video Media in the Global South for Development”.I

310、n terms of development perspectives,video media in the Global South tries to define“development”from the perspectives of the Global South through three dimensions:global and local,quality and quantity enhancement,and construction and criticism.This breaks away from the long-standing Western perspect

311、ives on development shaped by West-centrism and capitalist ideology,reconstructing the core values of development.In terms of development reporting,video media in the Global South focuses on managing three key relationships in the news production process:description and interpretation,content and pl

312、atform,and autonomy and cooperation.This ensures high-quality reporting while broadening perspectives,enriching content,and optimizing audio-visual formats.In terms of development actions,video media in the Global South plays roles in supervision and problem-solving,guidance and empowerment,and pres

313、entation and dialogue by telling development stories.This not only promotes local economic development and social changes but also contributes Southern wisdom to global development.In the conclusion,this report generally argues that amid the profound transformation of the global development cooperat

314、ion framework,Global South countries are active-ly exploring independent pathways to devel-opment.In this process,they critically reassess the legitimacy and effectiveness of traditional development paradigms while constructing novel narratives of development.Against this backdrop,video media in the

315、 Global South,while producing development journalism,contributes to the diversification of develop-ment paradigms through the definition,inter-pretation,and promotion of“development,”reinforcing the agency of Global South coun-tries and introducing alternative perspectives into the international com

316、munication sphere.The video media in the Global South reshapes their development views by integrating a global perspective with local experience.They emphasize the commonality of modernization while addressing local needs based on national conditions.In shaping development narratives,they navigate t

317、he interplay between content,platform,and cooperation,maintaining the professionalism and serious-ness of development journalism while actively leveraging digital intelligence technologies and social media platforms to optimize com-munication methods,thereby balancing autonomy with cooperation.In pr

318、omoting development actions,they move beyond producing development journalism and telling development stories to monitoring and contributing to the development processes of countries and regions,consequently empow-ering the public to engage in development dialogues and catalyze social changes.Sri La

319、nka Mirror,Sri LankaThe Himalayan Herald,NepalNepal News BankCanal 26,ArgentinaPressenza International Press Agency,ChilePrensa Latina,CubaBF1 Television,Burkina FasoKenya Broadcasting CorporationLe Soleil,SenegalIvorian Press Agency,Cte dIvoireLatin American Information Alliance(AIL)Pacific Islands

320、 News AssociationAsia-Pacific Broadcasting Union(ABU)South AsiaLatin AmericaSub-Saharan AfricaTransnational Media Organizations3343Table 2:Regional Distribution of Interviewed MediaLocationQuantityInterviewed MediaSTR News,AfghanistanAnbaa Online,LebanonAlqahera News Website,EgyptASEAN TOP NEWS,Camb

321、odiaCHiNOY TV,The PhilippinesWest Asia and North AfricaSoutheast Asia320506Introduction(I)Report BackgroundIn October 2024,Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a significant speech in Kazan titled Combining the Great Strength of the Global South to Build Together a Community with a Shared Future f

322、or Mankind.He stressed that the collective rise of the Global South is a distinctive feature of the great transformation across the world.Global South countries marching together toward modernization is monumental in the world history and unprecedented in human civilization.However,peace and develop

323、ment face severe challenges.Due to adjustments to the global governance system,competition between new and old development models,and geopolitical complexities,the development paths of Global South countries are full of hurdles.Against this backdrop,how to promote the high-quality development,cultiv

324、ate new quality productive forces,and achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)through the practices of video media in the Global South have become one of the key issues in the transformation of the global development cooperation system.Facing these development challenges,China,

325、as a natural member of the Global South,is committed to working with other Global South countries to jointly promote the building of a community with a shared future for mankind,deepen South-South cooperation,and expand new spaces for development.Under the guidance of the Belt and Road Initiative,th

326、e Global Development Initiative(GDI),the Global Security Initiative(GSI),and the Global Civilization Initiative(GCI),the media from Global South countries is taking on an increasingly important role in reshaping the international communication order.The video media in the Global South tells developm

327、ent stories,which inherently possess strong reflexivity and criticality,inheriting the discussions of the 20th century on the New World Information and Communication Order(NWICO)while also striving to correct the shortcomings of traditional value standards of Western news.1 The video media in the Gl

328、obal South serves not only as a carrier of information,but also as a shaper of development stories and a promoter of social changes.Driven by the dual forces of digital intelligence technology advancements and shifts in the global information ecosystem,enhancing the development communication capabil

329、ities of Global South countries,challenging the dominance of Western development discourse,and forging more autonomous development narratives have become pressing issues.Building upon the concepts of constructive journalism and community of communication introduced in recent years,this years report

330、explores how video media in the Global South can collectively narrate and effectively communicate stories centered on development,within the theoretical frameworks of development journalism and alternative narratives.The report emphasizes that development reporting is not merely the presentation of

331、news facts,but also a crucial means of promoting development practices,fostering social consensus,and ensuring development security.Through an in-depth analysis of the practices of video media in the Global South,this report seeks to promote deeper cooperation among media from countries participatin

332、g in the Belt and Road Initiative and the broader Global South,to facilitate exchanges and mutual learning between civilizations,while broadening the scope of international communication and contributing to the construction of a just and equitable global development discourse system.This report is a

333、 collaborative effort between CCTV News Content Co.,Ltd.(CCTV+)and the Israel Epstein Center for Global Media and Communication(CGMC),with a research period spanning from August 2024 to March 2025.The research methodology includes the establishment of the“Tsinghua-CCTV+”media database,surveys of“media biographies”of representatives from Global South media,the collection of typical case studies,and