Reuben M
Jan 23, 2009
The official voice of Daffy Duck in Asia, Tex Avery and the National Geographic Channel, Reuben M is one of Asia’s best known voice over artists. He has an official biography on IMDB.
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Ying Chan
Oct 28, 2008
Hong Kong-born journalist Ying Chan worked at a range of publications including Sing Tao newspaper and the New York Daily News before founding The University of Hong Kong’s Journalism and Media StudiesCentre in September 1999. Chan’s honours include a Nieman Fellowship at Harvard University, a George Polk Award for journalistic excellence and an International Press
Nick Swanson
Jul 15, 2008
An A330 pilot and entrepreneur, Nick Swanson started the Hong Kong-based Internet radio station HKGFM in July 2007 out of frustration with the offering over the airwaves.
Phnom Penh Post
Jul 15, 2008
One of Southeast Asia’s legendary publications, the Phnom Penh Post founded by legendary editor Michael Hayes. It was the first English-language newspaper in Cambodia when launched in 1992. The newspaper has scooped up a number of awards in 2009, including those for reporting and photography at the Society of Publishers in Asia’s annual competition. As
HongKongFM
Jul 14, 2008
An all-music radio station, presented in a video on this blog by founder by pilot Nick Swanson. HongKongFM publicizes heavily in Hong Kong and aims to get Internet listeners eager for music without too much talk.
Marketing publisher trash-talks rival Media Magazine
Jun 11, 2008
Justin Randles, founder of Marketing Magazine, trashtalks the competition in this video below, saying why you should read his recently launched publication and ignore his highly established main competitor, Media Magazine. (With Marketing magazine fighting Media magazine it can get somewhat confusing. Can someone please tell these guys to think up more creative titles for
Should you read The Asia Media Journal?
Jun 11, 2008
Today my tour of English language publishing in Asia brings us Mike Savage, editor of The Asia Media Journal, explaining why we should read his publication. Mike has covered media for more than ten years, including six years in Britain before coming out to Hong Kong about four years ago. His publication, which covers developments
Congrats to Asian Editorial Award Winners
Jun 4, 2008
Congratulations to the many winners of awards at the SOPA editorial awards tonight. SOPA honored Asia’s best journalists for their outstanding work. (Apparently, however, the Society of Publishers in Asia did not seek proofreading help from the Society of Copy Editors in Asia.) FEER blogged what many writers and editors in the audience must have
AsiaXpat
May 14, 2008
A website launched by Paul Luciw in 2000 that aims to help expatriates in cities across Asia find practical information and conduct a range of business transactions. See full profile (link below) for details.
Frank Proctor
May 14, 2008
A longtime Hong Kong resident, Frank Proctor was for many years Newsweek’s general manager for Asia and international circulation director. In February 2007 he launched Muse Magazine, a cultural magazine for Hong Kong.
Muse Magazine
May 14, 2008
A publication on Hong Kong’s cultural scene launched in February 2007. On sale in bookstores and select newsstands, the magazine’s cover price of 50 HKD is intended to give the publication value and encourage subscriptions. From the monthly print run of around 8,000 copies per month, the magazine reached 1,000 paid subscriptions and several hundred
Mike Savage
May 11, 2008
Mike Savage, editor of Asia Media Journal, has covered media for more than ten years, including six years in Britain before coming out to Hong Kong about four years ago. The Asia Media Journal covers developments about the media in Asia and differentiates itself through depth of coverage, Mike said. The publication is closely associated
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