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Stephen Quinn
Dr. Stephen Quinn writes about technology and is especially interested in the potential of the mobile phone for newsgathering. Dr. Quinn returned to journalism in 2011 after 15 years as an academic. He has written 17 books. The most recent is MOJO: Mobile Journalism in the Asian Region, published in 2012.
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It is an auspicious day for Cantonese speakers keen to marry, because today's date when spoken aloud in Cantonese – means "life-long love until death".
A Hong Kong screenwriter who won the Asia Film Finance Forum award for best Hong Kong screenplay has just finished directing his first feature. Lust and Found will appear in cinemas in 2013.
Europe's premier high-wire act, the Weisheit family, performed in the atrium of the APM mall in Kwun Tong on Christmas Eve. One of the performers was only six years old.
China has invested US$7 billion in the United States this year, with another US$6 billion announced, US economist Daniel Rosen told the Asia Society.
A Hong Kong master of the esoteric says the 'doomsday' scenario that cynics connect with the Mayan calendar and December 21 signals not the end of the world but the start of a new era for humanity
Journalism traditionally in China has been the Communist Party's "eyes and ears" for understanding the country's mood, author Doug Young says in his newly released book about China's media.
Wine has become a key part of the relationship between Hong Kong and France since the removal of duty on wine in the city in 2008. French wine exports to Hong Kong have more than doubled every year since then, and were worth $HK 3 billion last year.
