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Anger at delay in bidding process for new TV licences in Hong Kong

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[South China Morning Post (subscription)] - If the bidding process for new free-to-air television licences was a long-running drama series, Ricky Wong Wai-kay would have taken over the director's chair and yelled, "Cut". The chairman of City Telecom, one of three bidders, has blasted the

City Telecom chairman Ricky Wong slams government over licence ...

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[South China Morning Post (subscription)] - On Wednesday Ricky Wong Wai-kay issued a statement condemning Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Gregory So Kam-leung for delays and using “official mumble-jumble” language on the issue. Speaking in a radio interview on

City Telecom chief steps up pressure for new free-to-air television ...

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[South China Morning Post (subscription)] - City Telecom (CTI) chairman Ricky Wong Wai-kay will step up the pressure on the government to grant new free-to-air television licences after waiting more than 1,000 days and investing HK$300 million. The South China Morning Post learnt that the new

Kan appeals conviction for election graft

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[South China Morning Post (subscription)] - Philharmonic tunes up for concert for Kenzo · Hong Kong pioneers new air purification technology · City Telecom chairman Ricky Wong Wai-kay slams delay on new licences · Tourism Board finds co-sponsor for New Year fireworks · Court grants broadcaster

Wikipedia: Wong Wai-kay

Ricky Wong Wai Kay (born December 13, in Hong Kong) is a Hong Kong entrepreneur. He is the chairman and founder of City Telecom Limited and Hong Kong Broadband Network, one of the largest ISP and IDD operators in Hong Kong. He is a member of Zhejiang Committee, Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference; a member of the Board of Trustees, United College, The Chinese University of Hong Kong and a member of the executive committee of the Digital Solidarity Fund of Hong Kong Council of Social Service. He was the chief executive officer of Asia Television Limited. However, within two weeks of his appointment, it was declared that he had resigned from his position. This aroused interests of many people in Hong Kong as he stayed in ATV as a consultant. After the ATV episode, Wong appeared on TV, later on Stage, at the Exclusive Interview with TVB's famous host Stephen Chan. Currently, Wong travels frequently to explore his horizons, including trips to Antarctica, Nepal & Africa. In 2010, Wong was voted the 60th most power person in Global Telecoms Business by the Global Telecom Business Magazine.