Notes on Establishing a Newspaper in Hong Kong

Author: Yang Zhengyan
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: When the author worked in Hong Kong, Xu Jiadun was the author's superior and they had several sharp exchanges. Now it can be made up for, but the main purpose of this small book is to introduce the situation of running newspapers in Hong Kong, which does not qualify as a summary of experience, but rather as casual notes, serving as a record. The writing style follows Hong Kong customs, with each piece being short, making it convenient for readers to flip through during their commute. Hong Kong is a highly prosperous capitalist society, and the newspaper industry is also thriving. In an area of five million people, there are as many as thirty-eight Chinese newspapers. The total daily circulation of newspapers has remained around one and a half million copies for many years, with fierce competition.