We celebrate and support media startups in Asia.
Hello, we’re Splice. We want to help you build a viable media business.
Our theory of change
The transformation of media in Asia requires the entry of diverse media organisations.
Our mission is to drive radical change by supporting bold, forward-looking media startups in Asia.
Our work
Transforming newsrooms. Building new media products. Growing audiences. Building communities. Streamlining workflows and operations. Mapping the media landscape. Training modern news teams.
Big or small, we work with wonderful clients and partners to help strengthen this media ecosystem that we love ❤️
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Splice Pink: Conversations with people across the global media ecosystem
Live audio room
Come Lo-Fi with us.
Splice Lo-Fi is a quick, weekly live audio check-in — every Friday at 11 am Singapore time on Telegram.
We’ll talk to the Splice community about the week's biggest media stories. We want to hear what you've been up to!
It's a great way for you to keep the community updated on stuff you're working on, or new opportunities that could be useful for this group. We want your voice!
Our access, diversity, and inclusivity goals
Help us build the media community that we can all be a part of.
From the community
“In a time when journalism around the world, including in Indonesia, is changing profoundly, Splice is a community, a safe space for a person like me: a journalist who is trying hard to remain a journalist despite the shrinking industry."
— Evi Mariani
Project Multatuli
Indonesia
“Can't thank you enough. Splice has had a lasting impact on small outfits like ours, from the moment you just allowed us to be heard.”
— Roby Alampay
PumaPodcast
Phillipines
“Having you guys around is a serious comfort boost — we know if we ever need help, Splice is there.”
— Mustafa Kassim
Roar Media
Sri Lanka
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“I thought both newsletters and the website are useful, not just in finding out what’s going on in the media landscape right now, but in learning what we might be facing in the future.”
— Terrie Gutierrez
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