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The plunging circulation and financial woes of Hong Kong’s news media organisations are hardly big news but, understandably, even less coverage is given to the efforts of mainstream media outlets trying to obscure details of this painful decline. Recently the pro-Beijing hk01.com news website laid off 70 people, or about 9 per cent of its […]
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