HUANG Hai-bo 黃海波, Phoenix TV 鳳凰衛視

HUANG Hai-bo 黃海波

Hong Kong

資深節目策劃／專題部總監／中文台助理台

Program Manager / Topic Director / Assistant Director

1965年出生於北京，現居於香港。1989年7月從北京廣播學院（現中國傳媒大學）外語系國際新聞專業畢業，1993-1995年於日本早稻田大學研究生院電影學專業研修。曾任中央電視台專題部編導及記者、日本丸善株式會社國際貿易業務經理及北京事務所首席代表、中央電視台新聞評論部記者及主持人、央視與鳳凰衛視合作《兩極之旅》之編導、香港鳳凰衛視有限公司資深節目策劃及專題部總監、鳳凰衛視中文台助理台長。

Born in Beijing, 1965, now lives in Hong Kong. He graduated from Beijing Broadcasting Academy (now called China Media University) July of 1989, graduated from the foreign language department of international news. 1993-1995, studied in Waseda University, Japan, and graduated with a film degree. Throughout his career, he had held many astonishing positions, which includes CCTV topic director and journalist; the international business trade manager for Maruzen Co., Ltd., and the chief representative of the Beijing branch; CCTV news critic and anchor; the producer of CCTV and Phoenix TV’s co-produced documentary, Journey to the Two Poles of Earth; Phoenix TV Hong Kong Branch’s program manager, topic director, and the assistant director of Phoenix TV.

Phoenix TV 鳳凰衛視

鳳凰衛視是位於香港的電視頻道，主要提倡大中國地區資訊及娛樂自由流動，扮演帶領中國媒體自由化的重要角色。鳳凰衛視提供了多元化的節目，包含華人地區及全球政治、經濟、時事、談話性節目、電影及音樂評論、迷你影集等。鳳凰衛視主要與中文播送，包含來自中港台各地的主持人。鳳凰衛視的播送遍及全球，在東南亞、南太平洋諸島、歐洲及美國皆能收視，最大的觀眾群仍在中國，擁有超過四千多萬個收視戶，等於一億四千萬名觀眾。

Phoenix is a Hong Kong-based television broadcaster that seeks to promote a free flow of information and entertainment within the Greater China region.  In effect, Phoenix is a key player in the process of bringing to China the media freedom that is a natural consequence of China’s economic reforms. Phoenix features a broad mix of programmes, ranging from political and economic news and current affairs through talk shows and film and music reviews to movies and miniseries of both Chinese and foreign origin.  Phoenix, which broadcasts in Mandarin Chinese, draws its presenters from mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong.  Phoenix broadcasts internationally, and can be seen in Southeast Asia, Australasia, Europe and the US.  But its largest audience is in mainland China, where it reaches over 42 million households, which equates to more than 140 million viewers.