Watchdog says DBC shutdown may have breached licence
Founder Albert Cheng hails the 'loyalty' of its unpaid presenters

The broadcasting watchdog said troubled Digital Broadcasting Corporation may have breached its licensing conditions for failing to broadcast its seven channels 24 hours a day.
This comes as the radio station bounced back for a seven-day "voluntarily broadcasting campaign" after announcing it was going off the air last week.
A spokesman for the Office of the Communications Authority (OFCA) said the station's licence required it to provide seven channels and to broadcast 24 hours a day.
"There is prima facie evidence that DBC's earlier cessation of service, from October 10 to 14, might constitute a contravention of the above mentioned licence condition," he said.
He said the station might face an administrative sanction, a financial penalty or suspension of its licence.
Co-founder Albert Cheng King-hon said he had tried his best to comply with the licence conditions, but decided to stop broadcasting last week due to a lack of funds.