An Economist Gets Lunch
by Tyler Cowen (read by Stephen Hoye)
Dutton (audiobook)
- Thu
- Oct 3, 2013
- Updated: 12:08pm
Students looking for material to prepare for their liberal studies subject under the new senior secondary curriculum will be able to use videos and text from a University of Hong Kong's archive....
Media and internet company Tom Group has agreed to swap its 50 per cent stake in the loss-making Chinese news weekly Yazhou Zhoukan for a stake in newspaper publisher Ming Pao Enterprise, the two...
Deal with Li Ka-shing's group has not helped business development in China
But the twice-banned magazine still faces a major hurdle - China's censors
Time magazine, recently freed from its latest newsstand ban in China, hopes to launch a Chinese edition on...
Opinion
With advertising on the way up, weekly appeared to have survived the worst
A media analyst yesterday reacted with surprise at the timing of the change in format of the Far Eastern...
More than 100 editorial staff on the weekly Cup Magazine lost their jobs yesterday after its editor announced it would relaunch as a monthly.
The closure of Asiaweek yesterday brought to an end a rollercoaster 26-year history.
Media-watchers expressed little surprise at the demise of Asiaweek , with one academic deriding it for adding little to the debate in the English-language media.
Declines in the United States stock market have been blamed for the closure of a pioneering Chinese news magazine.
Tom.com has signed a supplemental agreement to acquire a 49 per cent stake in French Star, a move which has secured technical support from Shanghai Super Channel.
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