Duke Ogen - Surfing Journalism·Mar 8Ink and Iron: The Untold Story of How Apple Daily Built Hong Kong’s Most Fearless NewsroomFor twenty-six years, a newspaper showed a city what honest journalism looked like. Then the city watched it die — and refused to look…
Alan Nafzger·Feb 10Apple Daily: From Hong Kong Icon to London ExileHow One Newspaper’s Journey Illuminates Democracy’s Global Crisis
Patrick Poon 潘嘉偉·Jul 1, 2023Without Apple Daily, Hong Kong Would Not Have Been the SameIn 2000, I returned to Hong Kong after finishing a postgraduate diploma in journalism at the University of Sheffield. When I was in the UK…
Simon Lee·Mar 28, 2023Reminiscence of an Aborted RevolutionInside Apple Daily’s Struggle to Transform Itself ,and Hong Kong’s Public Sphere, Against All Odds
IncnPostbyDimitri Bruyas·Jun 9, 2022Why Acquisition of Apple Daily is Good News for Taiwan MediaSerial entrepreneur Joseph Phua to show that disruptive business models can work in the media industry too
Simon Lee·Apr 16, 2022Who is Jimmy?Not everyone likes Jimmy. Most people don’t understand him. Some are scornful of him.
Yuen Chan·Jul 21, 2021Hong Kong journalist Ronson Chan: planting a flag for persistenceI was recently invited to take part in a panel discussion on press freedom in Hong Kong and was asked to specifically address the situation…
renaissance chambara·Jun 24, 2021Apple Daily closureHong Kong newspaper Apple Daily closed down. It closed under government pressure.
