Hong Kong broadcasters as is the traditional media industry are under increasing pressure to survive with the onslaught of online media vying for the same advertisement dollars and the overwhelming volume of contents available 24/7 for consumers to choose from. Photo: Felix Wong
Hong Kong broadcasters as is the traditional media industry are under increasing pressure to survive with the onslaught of online media vying for the same advertisement dollars and the overwhelming volume of contents available 24/7 for consumers to choose from. Photo: Felix Wong
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Fast death or a slow rot? i-Cable shareholders call the shot

In quitting i-Cable Communications, Wharf Holdings has handed over to minority shareholders to decide whether they will accept a white knight rescue

Eric Ng
Eric Ng

Updated: 12:02pm, 27 May, 2017

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Hong Kong broadcasters as is the traditional media industry are under increasing pressure to survive with the onslaught of online media vying for the same advertisement dollars and the overwhelming volume of contents available 24/7 for consumers to choose from. Photo: Felix Wong
Hong Kong broadcasters as is the traditional media industry are under increasing pressure to survive with the onslaught of online media vying for the same advertisement dollars and the overwhelming volume of contents available 24/7 for consumers to choose from. Photo: Felix Wong
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