Tech Brief: Hong Kong gets 3G
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12/16/2003 06:39 AMIHT Dec 16 2003 5:25AM ET
High-tech, roofed Disneyland for Hong
Kong
High-tech, roofed Disneyland for Hong
Kong
06/25/2004 05:21 AMMickey News Jun 25 2004 9:04AM GMT
Meanwhile, in Hong Kong
Meanwhile, in Hong Kong
07/01/2004 10:23 AMAP: Political battle cries
sound over Hong Kong . Hundreds of thousands of people marched
in Hong Kong Thursday to demand the right to elect their own leaders
and lashed out at Beijing for clamping down on the territory’s
democratic aspirations.
Hong Kong rings in 3G era
Hong Kong rings in 3G era
01/27/2004 04:06 PMBangkok Post Jan 27 2004 7:30PM GMT
3G hits Hong Kong
3G hits Hong Kong
01/27/2004 12:37 PMHong Kong's first 3G video cellphone, NEC's c616, went on sale there
this week. Read...
3G Demo in Hong Kong
3G Demo in Hong Kong
12/15/2003 05:53 AM3G Dec 15 2003 4:49AM ET
3G TV Highlights in Hong Kong
3G TV Highlights in Hong Kong
01/26/2004 04:44 AM3G Jan 26 2004 8:18AM GMT
Hong Kong Considers More 3G
Hong Kong Considers More 3G
08/11/2004 10:53 PMThe Feature Aug 12 2004 1:40AM GMT
First 3G Handset Partner for Hong Kong
CSL
First 3G Handset Partner for Hong Kong
CSL
12/29/2004 07:29 AM3G Dec 29 2004 11:40AM GMT
Hong Kong remains set on fifth 3G
license
Hong Kong remains set on fifth 3G
license
06/21/2004 12:09 PMTelecoms.com Jun 21 2004 3:23PM GMT
A New Online Community in Hong Kong
A New Online Community in Hong Kong
12/19/2004 03:18 PMAs you may know, I teach each fall at the University of Hong Kong's
Journalism & Media Studies Centre,
helping out with a new media course led by Andrew Lih, a professor
there. The student project this year is especially interesting, I
think. Here's the text of a release being sent out to various
folks.
Chatter
Garden, an online community for news and discussion about Hong
Kong regional politics and public affairs, is now live.
The English language site was created as a University of Hong Kong
student project for the New Media Workshop, part of the Journalism and
Media Studies Centre. Visitors are encouraged to engage in online
community dialogue, writing weblog entries and moderating stories. The
Web site creation was directed by assistant professor Andrew Lih and
visiting lecturer Dan Gillmor, author of the book, "We the Media."
While Hong Kong has one of the most free media environments in East
Asia and China, there are surprisingly few forums for public
discourse. Chatter Garden was inspired by other online citizen
journalism projects, such as OhmyNews (Korea), Malaysiakini and
DailyKOS (US) to engage citizens in discussing regional public
affairs. Topics include politics, economy, culture, and "One country,
Two systems."
Chatter Garden is named after "Chater Garden," the park next to the
government Legislative Council building, and a popular gathering place
for local political rallies.
I'm proud of the students'
work, and hope you'll check out the site.
Hong Kong awaits New Year 3G
Hong Kong awaits New Year 3G
12/23/2003 06:08 AMZDNet UK Dec 23 2003 5:07AM ET
Cellphone explodes in Hong Kong
Cellphone explodes in Hong Kong
04/14/2004 11:50 AMglobetechnology.com Apr 14 2004 3:27PM GMT
Car Promotes 3's 3G Service in Hong Kong
Car Promotes 3's 3G Service in Hong Kong
01/28/2004 05:05 AM3G Jan 28 2004 9:23AM GMT
China Wants U.S. to Leave Hong Kong
Alone (AP)
China Wants U.S. to Leave Hong Kong
Alone (AP)
01/11/2004 01:31 AMAP - Stung by U.S. calls for more democracy in Hong Kong, China has
demanded that the American government "stop interfering" in the
territory's internal affairs, the official news agency said Sunday.
Hong Kong chokes under smog
Hong Kong chokes under smog
08/19/2004 05:54 AM
Hong Kong's government warns people with heart and respiratory
problems to stay in as smog chokes the territory.
Hong Kong 3G Launch Set for January
Hong Kong 3G Launch Set for January
12/16/2003 06:39 AMWireless Watch Japan Dec 16 2003 4:53AM ET
Hong Kong Man Tries to Bribe TV
Cameraman (AP)
Hong Kong Man Tries to Bribe TV
Cameraman (AP)
07/18/2004 09:47 PMAP - Police said Monday they are trying to find a man who crashed a
luxury car and then vanished after waving a fistful of money at a TV
cameraman to try to bribe his way off the local news.
Hong Kong Loses 3G Conference
Hong Kong Loses 3G Conference
04/19/2004 03:15 PM3G Apr 19 2004 5:39PM GMT
Hutchison launches 3G in Hong Kong
Hutchison launches 3G in Hong Kong
01/27/2004 12:36 PMThis Is Money Jan 27 2004 4:32PM GMT
Hong Kong set for poll showdown
Hong Kong set for poll showdown
09/11/2004 04:26 PMHong Kong elects a new legislative council in an election seen as an
acid test of sentiment towards China.
Hong Kong government embraces SOA
Hong Kong government embraces SOA
03/24/2005 11:39 PMZDNet Mar 25 2005 3:39AM GMT
Hong Kong may pay out millions for SARS
Hong Kong may pay out millions for SARS
04/13/2004 08:48 AMCDMA Based 3G for Hong Kong
CDMA Based 3G for Hong Kong
11/11/2003 05:49 AM3G Nov 11 2003 4:48AM ET
Hong Kong Attackers May Have Had Wrong
Man (AP)
Hong Kong Attackers May Have Had Wrong
Man (AP)
08/15/2004 12:40 AMAP - A Hong Kong man whose right hand was chopped off by two
assailants in a busy restaurant might have been wrongly targeted, a
newspaper reported Sunday.
China Rejects Hong Kong Democracy Bid
China Rejects Hong Kong Democracy Bid
07/03/2004 08:47 AMFree Internet Press Jul 3 2004 1:11PM GMT
Envoy Says U.S. Watching Hong Kong
Closely (AP)
Envoy Says U.S. Watching Hong Kong
Closely (AP)
05/16/2004 03:45 AMAP - A top U.S. official told Hong Kong leader Tung Chee-hwa on Sunday
that Washington will be watching to see how the territory's political
system develops now that Beijing has ruled out full democracy in the
near term.
Hong Kong Begins Year on Better Number
(AP)
Hong Kong Begins Year on Better Number
(AP)
01/23/2004 02:22 PMAP - Last year's ceremony to predict Hong Kong's prospects yielded an
unlucky number, and the following months saw SARS ravage the
territory. This year, a Hong Kong official picked a better number.
Hong Kong maids are expected to be
sysadmins
Hong Kong maids are expected to be
sysadmins
12/16/2003 10:07 AMMaids in Hong Kong can draw a higher salary if they're
computer-literate enough to defrag hard-drives, reinstall OSes, and do
other sysadminly chores. Well, so much for geeks as the lords of
creation. It was nice while it lasted.
The demand for maids who are able to clean up the fridge and the hard
drive has been driven by the surge in computer use and the numbers of
children now doing their homework on computer...
But some have rebelled against the shift to computer-literate
cleaners. "There's too much pressure," said Sally Yip, 47, from the
Philippines, who has been in Hong Kong for 15 years and has earned a
reputation for her cleaning allied with her computer skills. "I was
coming home with a headache and arguing with my husband. I was offered
a job with an international law firm but I turned it down. It wasn't
about how much they could offer," she said, "I enjoy the babies and
doing the ironing."
LinkHong Kong Journals Online (HKJO)
Hong Kong Journals Online (HKJO)
12/29/2004 07:35 AMHong Kong Journals Online (HKJO)
http://sunzi1.lib.hku.hk/hkjo/
Hong Kong Journals Online (HKJO) is a full-text image
database providing access to selected academic and professional
journals, both in English and Chinese, published in Hong Kong. Titles
included in this database cover a wide range of disciplines including
law, medicine and education. The University of Hong Kong Libraries,
with a rich collection of Hong Kong journals, developed this database
with the objectives of facilitating efficient information retrieval
and preserving archival materials. Issues included in this database
vary from journal to journal with the earliest going back to 1872. At
its first release, more than 170,000 images from over 40 titles will
be accessible on the database. More titles with permission granted for
digitising their full text will be included to the database. New
issues of the titles will also be added as soon as being received.
Scholars doing research on Hong Kong will find this an invaluable
resource. This has been added to Research Resources Subject Tracer
Information Blog. This will be added to Academic Resources
2005 Internet MiniGuide.
Sun targets HP's Hong Kong clients
Sun targets HP's Hong Kong clients
12/16/2003 08:54 PMCNET Asia Dec 16 2003 8:13PM ET
Walkie-Talkies Embraced in Hong Kong
Walkie-Talkies Embraced in Hong Kong
12/17/2003 04:56 PMSan Jose Mercury News Dec 17 2003 4:38PM ET
Mobile Phone Explodes in Hong Kong (AP)
Mobile Phone Explodes in Hong Kong (AP)
04/13/2004 08:42 AMAP - A mobile phone exploded Tuesday and slightly injured the man who
had been talking into it, local broadcasters reported.
Walkie-talkies embraced in Hong Kong
Walkie-talkies embraced in Hong Kong
12/17/2003 08:29 PMBoston Globe Dec 17 2003 7:11PM ET
Hutchison starts up 3G service in Hong
Kong
Hutchison starts up 3G service in Hong
Kong
01/27/2004 06:28 PMMobileTracker Jan 27 2004 10:02PM GMT
Hong Kong 3G service set for January
rollout
Hong Kong 3G service set for January
rollout
12/15/2003 12:51 PMIHT Dec 15 2003 11:11AM ET
Enough phones at last! Hutchison goes 3G
in Hong Kong home
Enough phones at last! Hutchison goes 3G
in Hong Kong home
01/19/2004 06:13 AMThe Register Jan 19 2004 10:13AM GMT
Beijing blocks Hong Kong election
Beijing blocks Hong Kong election
04/25/2004 11:34 PMChina rules that Hong Kong will not have direct elections for its
leader in 2007, nor for legislators in 2008.
China Rules Out Hong Kong Elections in
'07 (AP)
China Rules Out Hong Kong Elections in
'07 (AP)
04/25/2004 09:58 PMAP - China's most powerful legislative committee ruled Monday that
Hong Kong will not have direct elections for its next leader in 2007,
an official said, crushing hopes in the Chinese territory for any
quick move toward full democracy.
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