Posts tagged editor

Emily Tong | Sham Shui Po’s must-eats from an experienced food editor

Emily is an experienced food editor and proud Sham Shui Po resident of more than 40 years. She previously worked for Weekend Weekly, and is currently a freelancer and occasional PR representative for restaurants. Emily’s food journey includes bringing chefs and foodies from all over the world to food hunting in Sham Shui Po.

Culture, FoodWe Are HKers4 May 2020emily, nata, foodie, sham shui po, must eat, food, editor, blogger, freelancer, PR, chefs, tomato, afes, bakeries, restaurantComment

Yip Yat-chee | From Editor-in-Chief to Blogger—Speaking up for justice on the frontline

Yip Yat-chee, a pioneer in analysing current affairs and politics on social media. On his pages “Renegades’ Park” and the self-titled “Yip Yat-chee,” he uses a direct and precise writing style described as “killing without spilling blood” to influence generations of PRN (peaceful, rational, non-violent) readers.

Career, Hobbies, PoliticsWe Are HKers13 March 2020yip yat chee, editor, chief, online, blogger, justice, frontline, PRN, rita, slComment

Yau Yau | Chief Editor and Founder of new digital media platform - The Spiritual Value of the Arts and Culture Sector

iCompass is a new media platform founded in June earlier this year. One of the founders, Yau Yau, shared their thoughts on starting a new online media at this time of social unrest in Hong Kong.

Career, PersonalWe Are HKers16 December 2019media, yau yau, king kenny, icompass, online, arts, culture, editor, founderComment