"Our opportunity will be in video."
As the 5th World Media Summit opens in China, global media executives have eyed new trends and opportunities in the industry in 2024.
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On-site | World Media Summit opens in China, executives eye new trends in 2024
By Xinhua
On 4 December 2023 at 09:29
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"There will be no difference between media and social media."
"We might combine news and entertainment together."
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