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Divisions in Hong Kong pro-democracy camp widen in political ...

Hong Kong Democrats split in political reform vote.

Hong Kong Public Libraries Selects HP to Help Write New Chapter in ...

HP Enterprise Services today announced it has signed a 10-year contract with the Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, People's Republic of China, to help the Hong Kong Public Libraries (HKPL) deliver public library ...

Hong Kong Gov't Introduces Controversial Site to Memorialize Deceased

Bereaved Web surfers in Hong Kong now have a new way to digitally honor their lost loved ones, thanks to www.memorial.gov.hk, a site that lets users pay tribute to deceased friends and family with their own online memorials. ...

Epoch Times - June 4 Memorial Vigil in Hong Kong Draws 150000

Alliance holds candlelight vigil to commemorate the 21st anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.

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Google abandons Hong Kong workaround - TECH.BLORGE.com

Google has bowed to pressure from the Chinese government and stopped automatically rerouting Chinese visitors to a Hong Kong site. It's a step backwards in a battle of wills, but makes little practical difference to most users. ...

The Yahoo! Emotive Brand Awards in Hong Kong and Taiwan | Yodel ...

We are surrounded by brands. Some we love, some we don't. To celebrate creativity in brand advertising and to find the brands that consumers have the most.

Leica Flagship Store Hong Kong | Hypebeast

Hong Kong recently laid claim to two new Leica flagship stores in heart of two of its busiest districts. The Causeway Bay Times Square and Central IFC.

World Blog - Hong Kong celebrates role in Olympic rugby revival

By NBC News' Ed Flanagan HONG KONG –If you aren't a fan of rugby yet, International Olympic Committee President Jacques Rogge has a message for you: It's coming, and in a format which might finally engage an elusive American audience.

Global Voices in English » Hong Kong: Blocked by government free wifi?

Hong Kong (China). Daai Tou Laam, a blogger who is very critical of the Hong Kong government, complains that his blog has become inaccessible via the SAR government free wifi service. ...