Francis Mak Yun-sau said the station's policy directions had not changed. It was not banned from criticising the government and the only instruction from Beijing-loyalist shareholder Bill Wong Cho...
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- May 24, 2013
- Updated: 7:07am
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he saga over Digital Broadcasting Corporation took another twist yesterday after a main stakeholder, Beijing loyalist Bill Wong Cho-bau, failed to reach a deal to buy a significant number of...
A breakthrough has finally been reached in the months-long Digital Broadcasting Corporation dispute, with its co-founder yesterday confirming his plan to sell his stake to a Beijing-loyalist...
The embattled Digital Broadcasting Corporation has breached its licensing terms by halting scheduled broadcasts for more than four days last month, the communications watchdog says in a...
A recording - offered as proof of Beijing's interference in a Hong Kong broadcaster - is far from conclusive evidence of any such meddling, the commerce secretary said yesterday. He acknowledged...
A leaked tape seen as proof that troubled radio station DBC was a victim of political interference from Beijing has sparked renewed controversy over the broadcaster's future.
DBC Radio's special week-long broadcast, initiated by its former hosts and staff after its official closure last week, might come to an end sooner than expected following an application to the...
After announcing it was going off the air last week, Digital Broadcasting Corporation has bounced back with a seven-day “revival campaign”, co-founder Albert Cheng said on Monday.
The government says it will not meddle in the dispute among Digital Broadcasting Corporation shareholders, keeping out of a row which has led to the downfall of the digital radio station.
The troubled radio station Digital Broadcasting Corporation will go off the air tonight after the failure of a last-ditch deal for a change of ownership.
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