Respected HK broadcaster faces uncertain fate
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For decades now, broadcaster Radio Television Hong Kong has held a trusted place in the public eye as a champion of editorial freedom, not unlike the BBC after which it was modeled.
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It has been 10 years since the handover, and Hong Kong sparkles. But can it find still greater success in a changing China  -  and a changing world?
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Hong Kong journalist Ching Cheong, jailed in China last month on charges of spying for Taiwan, may not hear his appeal in court, according to a media report quoting his lawyer.
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Media & professional: The corporation's global presence is threatened by the licence fee squeeze, writes James Robinson.
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Standard Chartered lost one of its most valued bankers yesterday, apparently in a row about job cuts in Hong Kong. Peter Wong, chief executive of the Greater China region, ran the Asian-focused bank&#39;s largest
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In the first daily bulletin from the Hong Kong Inter-City tournament, which ended last Sunday, the editor, Munawar Sawirudin, a top Indonesian player, told a story against himself.
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The case, along with the detention of a Chinese researcher for The New York Times, has prompted international concern about ChinaÂs crackdown on press freedom.
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A project to build a cultural complex in Hong Kong has become the center of a bitter local and international debate in the last few weeks.
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There's plenty going on at the media giant, and not all of it is welcome.
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The director's withdrawal from the 2008 Olympics was a public relations disaster for Beijing, but China could have bigger problems on its hands if others follow
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An opposition-aligned TV station forced off the air by President Hugo Chavez is considering taking its programming to cable, the channel's top executive said.
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As the new year approaches, there is good news and there is bad news for English-language print media in Asia.
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China's most outspoken media voice discusses the anniversary of the Tiananmen massacre and whether it could happen again.
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Soaring oil prices are forcing many Hong Kong fishermen to stay ashore, and some say they may have to give up a business that has been all their families have known for generations.
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The nation could be plunged into a potentially bitter debate over a successor to the ailing Chief Justice if he is to leave at the end this term, which concludes at the end of June.
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Supporters of veteran Hong Kong journalist Ching Cheong expressed disappointment and anger at a Chinese court decision to uphold his five-year prison term for spying for Taiwan.
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Industry experts say that the financial trouble of one of the biggest Chinese makers of television sets will not affect the market much.