Juliana Liu Keynote Speaker

  • Hong Kong Correspondent, BBC News (2012-2017)
  • Reporter, BBC News (2006-12)
  • Beijing Correspondent, Thomson Reuters (2002-06)

Juliana Liu's Biography

Juliana Liu is editor at Inkstone and was previously Hong Kong correspondent for BBC News, responsible for coverage of the Special Economic Region (SAR) and surrounding regions for television, radio and online.

Juliana joined Reuters as a graduate trainee in 2001, based in London, Singapore and Colombo, where she covered the civil war. She went on to spend three years in Beijing writing about politics, general news and technology.

In 2006, Juliana joined the broadcasting team at the BBC News based in Singapore. There, she travelled throughout Asia as a business reporter and did several stints in London and New York.

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