Ricky Wong Wai-kay loves green. In his modest office in an industrial building in Kwai Chung, the City Telecom chairman has a selection of ties in various shades of green resting on a rack next to...
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- May 25, 2013
- Updated: 6:43pm
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A judge asked yesterday why he should accede to TVB's request to intervene in ongoing government deliberations on the issuance of new licences for free-television stations.
Hongkongers consider programme quality the most important factor in determining whether a broadcaster should get a free television licence from the government, a TVB-commissioned survey shows.
Many Western countries face difficulties balancing their budgets. One of the biggest factors is the ever increasing cost of health care, with a greying population and the development of better but...
Air quality objectives are outdated
The government should implement new air quality standards as soon as possible.
I refer to the letter by Sai Pradhan ("Weak law on idling engine ban is proving impossible to enforce", November 26). I totally agree that the Statutory Ban Against Idling of Motor Vehicle Engines...
At last the TV stations TVB and ATV are producing live entertainment worthy of the name, but alas it is largely happening off-air. Their public spat with CTI chairman Ricky Wong over his plans to...
The row over free-to-air television licences heated up yesterday when City Telecom staff filed libel lawsuits against ATV after it publicly accused CTI chairman Ricky Wong Wai-kay of obtaining...
TVB has shelved a plan to launch an international English channel in the face of uncertainties in the free-television market, group general manager Mark Lee Po-on has revealed.
If the battle over new free-to-air television licences is as much about public opinion as it is about the government's long-delayed decision, then TVB executive director Mark Lee Po-on is coming...
Dam will not disrupt flow of Mekong
I refer to your editorial ("Laos risking decades of co-operation with Mekong dam project", November 17).
Provisional free-to-air TV station licences could be a way to solve the current deadlock, applicants say.
It has been three years since City Telecom, i-Cable and PCCW lodged their...
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