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This is the second lecture in this series of course, offering learners an in-depth understanding of the media landscape in both authoritarian and democratic countries and exploring the theoretical foundations of international communication. In this lecture, we will delve into how media theories interpret the historical and current roles played by news agencies, social media, and national media. Furthermore, we will closely examine their interaction with globalization, specific political systems, and international media. By the end of this course, you will have gained a profound understanding of these evolving concepts and their significant impact on today's media landscape. The lecture is also presented in a form of speech given by our three speakers, Thompson Chau, Chris Buckley and Phil Smith, on September 18th, 2023. The speakers will talk about their analysis and perspectives on how politics and civil society can interact within the realm of journalism, as well as the challenges or risks journalists might encounter in authoritarian countries. And at last, they would also give assessment on how the media in Taiwan is doing and what can media workers do to improve.