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Claudia Hinterseer
Lead Video Producer, News Production
Claudia Hinterseer is lead video producer at the Post. Passionate about visual storytelling, she is the founder of NOOR, a prestigious documentary photo agency. She also teaches AI-Assisted Reporting and Entrepreneurial Journalism at Hong Kong Baptist University.
Claudia Hinterseer is lead video producer at the Post. Passionate about visual storytelling, she is the founder of NOOR, a prestigious documentary photo agency. She also teaches AI-Assisted Reporting and Entrepreneurial Journalism at Hong Kong Baptist University.
Areas of Expertise:
Video production, documentary photographyLanguages Spoken:
Dutch, English, French, Spanish
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The first episode of the After DeepSeek podcast series explores how human capital is fuelling China’s rise as a global AI leader. Post senior tech reporter Coco Feng hosts this examination of China’s transition from being viewed as a “copycat” to a leader in original innovation, punctuated by the global impact of DeepSeek’s R-1 model. This episode features discussions with entrepreneur Zheng Zeyu, author Mehran Gul and academic Dr David Zweig. Spotify: https://sc.mp/24ep1YouTube Music: https://sc.mp/ed735eApple Podcasts: https://sc.mp/o4amu
City begins three-day mourning period as officials hold minute of silence for those lost in the city’s deadliest fire in decades.
The former quarantine facility during the Covid-19 pandemic will now house some who lost their homes in Hong Kong’s deadliest fire in decades.
China will relinquish its special treatment as a developing country in the World Trade Organization.
China will relinquish its special treatment as a developing country at the World Trade Organization.
The Observatory says Ragasa was about 120km south of Hong Kong at its closest point to the city on Wednesday morning.
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