A Tokyo-based next-generation digital media and data group in Asia, today announces the adoption of Amazon Web Services (AWS) AI services that strengthen cross-border content creation and publishing efficiency, setting a new benchmark for media collaboration across regions.
As the media industry faces disruption from AI, the Company has chosen to embrace technological transformation by balancing authenticity and human-centered storytelling with operational efficiency and globalization. While there is concern in the industry that AI-generated content may overwhelm traditional media, the greater opportunity lies in its ability to amplify efficiency and value creation, as readers ultimately seek authentic and human-driven stories.
The Company has already implemented AI across multiple content scenarios. In sports reporting, AI helps consolidate real-time game data, allowing readers to focus on the excitement of the matches themselves. On its culinary platforms, AI has been applied to automatically translate recipes, broadening accessibility to multilingual audiences. Most notably, the Company has established a cross-border collaboration model. High-value content such as semiconductor industry news and cultural features produced in Taiwan can be translated and sent to editorial teams in Japan for quick review and immediate publication. At the same time, insights generated in Japan can be efficiently shared back to Taiwan, creating a high-performance cross-border content ecosystem.
This model delivers dual benefits. It enhances efficiency by freeing journalists from repetitive translation work, allowing them to focus on higher-value reporting and local investigations. At the same time, it maximizes the global value of premium content, enabling Taiwan- and Japan-produced stories to circulate seamlessly between markets, amplifying their international impact. By integrating AI tools, the Company has reduced mechanical tasks and elevated the unique value of human-driven journalism, bringing readers worldwide richer and more engaging content.
“Generative AI presents many opportunities for the media industry, and we have been very active in embracing this transformation by reshaping how content is created, distributed and governed. Our goal is to build an Asia-based content ecosystem that is enhanced by AI systems, resonates with younger audiences and earns the respect of global partners,” Joey Chung, Co-Founder and CEO of TNL Mediagene, commented.
In FY2024, the Company reported consolidated revenue of $48.5 million, gross profit of $17.7 million, near breakeven Adjusted EBITDA and Adjusted Earnings Per Share (EPS) of -$0.035. The Company’s Technology business unit, which leverages advanced AI and data analytics to develop and optimize integrated advertising solutions focused on retail media contributed $14.2 million to consolidated revenue in 2024, representing 34% annual growth and accounting for approximately 29% of total group revenue – demonstrating tangible progress in AI-powered monetization.
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