Patience is a virtue that has finally paid off for Robert Ford. The 90-year-old British national has finally received back-pay for his job setting up a radio network in Tibet - but only after...
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- Jun 19, 2013
- Updated: 8:05am
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The large turnout at Tuesday’s anti-government protest will weaken Beijing’s plan to have a strong chief executive re-elected in 2017, James Tien said on Wednesday.
Former TVB general manager Stephen Chan Chi-wan, who was acquitted of corruption charges last year, has been appointed Commercial Radio's chief executive officer.
The broadcasting watchdog has issued Commercial Radio a warning for not fulfilling its investment commitments for the past six years after a midterm review of the licences of two radio stations...
There was an uproar from women's groups - and reprimands from government officials - after radio hosts Sammy Leung Chi-kin and Kitty Yuen Siu-yee asked the teenage listeners of their programme,...
The recent controversy over the internet poll launched by Commercial Radio - asking listeners to vote for women artists they would most like to indecently assault - deserves serious reflection.
The apology delivered on air yesterday by Rita Chan Ching-han, general manager of Commercial Radio:
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