Free papers would inevitably dominate the newspaper market, but it did not mean the end for paid-for newspapers, media chiefs said at an international conference yesterday.
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- Jun 20, 2013
- Updated: 1:23am
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The city's newest free newspaper was offered to readers yesterday, taking the number of free titles to six in a cut-throat and saturated market.
Commuters hungry for news have something extra to chew on - a new Chinese tabloid hit the market yesterday.
A small-business start-up fund, set up by Centaline Property Agency founder Shih Wing-ching, will be formally launched at the end of this month.
The new South China Morning Post is designed to enable readers to quickly access and digest the news. It is a lively, contemporary look, intended to meet the demands of readers in the digital age...
The Hong Kong Audit Bureau of Circulations (HKABC), a non-profit organisation of publishers and advertisers that promotes circulation audits of newspapers and magazines, yesterday announced the...
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MTR Corp may delay the tendering process for the contract to distribute a free newspaper on the railway network because of the current economic climate.
Hong Kong's newspapers were hit by a double-digit drop in gross advertising revenue in the first two months of the year, the start of what is tipped to be a horrible year for the industry.
...Hong Kong's free-newspaper market may be headed for a shake-up as Metro Daily's exclusive contract to distribute within the MTR system will expire next year, industry sources said.
Chinese-language free newspapers could be one of the winners from the current downturn in advertising given they have a higher circulation than some paid rivals and have gained greater acceptance...
The Hong Kong and Kowloon Newspaper Hawkers Association yesterday agreed to ask Chinese-language newspaper owners to raise the price HK$2 to HK$8.
They are pushing for the rise in...
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