Anjali Rao

Anjali Rao is a journalist and anchor for CNN International, where she has worked since January 2006. She often presents CNN International news broadcasts live from CNN’s Asia headquarters in Hong Kong —her birthplace— and fronts CNN features such as "TalkAsia".

Background

Rao was educated in Hong Kong and at London's , where she earned a bachelor's degree with honors in Sociology and Media Studies. In an edition of TalkAsia, she described herself as being "half Indian and half Australian."

Before joining CNN, Rao worked as a producer and reporter at Hong Kong's Wharf Cable Television and worked at in Melbourne, Australia. She went on to work at Star TV where she won the top prize at the 2004 Amnesty International Human Rights Press Awards. She is probably best known in the UK as the former presenter for Sky News and news.

Alison Chiu

Alison Chiu is a and reporter on TVB News in Hong Kong. After graduating from the University of Hong Kong in 2004, she began her career as a reporter at tvbN channel in exTV first. Her first anchoring in TVB Jade is May 3, 2004 during News Roundup . Within a few weeks, she was promoted by the TVB news management to anchor the 6:30pm News at TVB Jade Channel - arguably the most-privileged post for television journalists in Hong Kong.

The move by TVB news management was somewhat a surprise to Hong Kong television viewers. Traditionally, journalists at TVB news would start from a more junior role of reporting news, and then gradually move up the seniority ladder until he/she would anchor news programmes. The process would normally take a year or a few years at best. However, Chiu was by far more inexperienced, but visually more attractive, than most of her colleagues. Many speculated that unconventional move by TVB news management was driven by Chiu's visual attractiveness, which would in turn drive viewers' figures for the 6:30pm News to an even higher level.

On 16 December 2006, she left TVB to work in a financial institution, reportedly according to the 27 December 2006 edition of Eastweek magazine.

Starting from 5 February 2007, Chiu also writes a regular column for the free local morning paper .

Alan Alanson

Alan Alanson is a satirical business writer and humorist, whose articles cover banking, business practices and the comedy of corporate life. His articles are published weekly in the South China Morning Post, a Hong Kong based newspaper. The author is also a senior executive at a major international bank.

Recent Articles include ''"I had a bad day at the airport, so shoot me"'' a comedic analysis of airport security procedures, ''"Unacceptable risk in a game that can't be won"'', a discussion of the interaction between front office and the risk departments at major banks, and ''"When telling the truth will surely cost you the job"'' a satirical comment on the hypocrisy of job interviews. Over the course of the last twelve months in the South China Morning Post, Alanson has written on topics from equity markets to dining etiquette to business politics. In the otherwise dry world of banking, Alanson stands out as a keen and humorous observer of the foibles of the modern commercial world of banks, business and blackberries.

Alan Alanson is a senior investment banker in the Hong Kong office of an international bank. His writing draws on the experiences, colleagues and confusion of his day-to-day activities as a banker. While Alanson regularly comments on the banking industry, his work generally covers the wider issues faced by every businessman every day.

Alan Alanson's work appears weekly in the print and on-line versions of the South China Morning Post.

List of Hong Kong journalists

List of Hong Kong journalist, past and present:

A

* Tesa Arcilla, TVB reporter and producer

C

* Chan Oui Yee, ATV news reporter
* Cheung Pui Ling, TVB newscaster on Good Morning HK
* Lavender Cheung, i-Cable TV chief anchor
* Cheung Wai-tsz, former Cable TV reporter, now ATV Home journalist and news anchor
* Alison Chiu, former TVB news reporter
* Sin-chun Chiu, NOW business program co-host
* Winnie Chui, NOW reporter/newscaster; formerly with TVB and Cable TV

K

* Kwok Tse Ting, ATV news reporter based in Guangzhou

L

* Wai-shing Lai, NOW business program anchor
* Yin-ling Lam , NOW business news reporter
* Kaman Lee, TVB newsvcaster, formerly with ATV

R

* Renato Reyes, ATV journalist

S

* Stanley So, former TVB news reporter and anchor; former Fairchild TV ; now with OMNI TV
* Mei Ling Sze, KTSF news co-anchor; formerly TVB news reporter

T

* Carman M Tsang, Cable TV news journalist

W

* Peter Wong , sports personality
* Louisa Wong, former TVB newscaster; now TVB documentary host
* Jolly Wong, Cable TV news anchor
* Mei Wong, Cable TV news anchor; formerly with TVB news
* Tori Wong, NOW TV reporter/newscaster
* Ruby Wu, NOW TV reporter, formerly with Cable TV News

Y

* Joanne Yung, Cable TV news anchor
* Carmen Yip, NOW newscaster, formerly ATV news reporter

Joanne Yung

Joanne Yung Yuen-Wah is a on Cable TV Hong Kong.

Ip Yut Kin

Ip Yut Kin is chief executive officer of Apple Daily Limited and Apple Daily Publication Development Limited, the publishers of the Hong Kong and Taiwan versions of ''Apple Daily''. Ip is also a director of Next Media Limited.

Ip was from 1996 to 2002 editor-in-chief of the Hong Kong version of ''Apple Daily''. In addition, for several years, he wrote a column known as "Brother Kin with You" in ''Apple Daily''.

Ip is a graduate of the National Chengchi University in Taiwan.

Francis Moriarty

Francis Moriarty is senior political reporter for Radio Television Hong Kong , the of Hong Kong. Responsible for reporting, analysis and commentary on all , he was RTHK's lead reporter covering the 1997 , and has covered every election there since 1991. He has also reported major regional and world stories, including the , the United States-led invasion of Iraq and the September 11 terrorist attacks on the Pentagon and World Trade Center.

He is a member of Board of Governors of the Foreign Correspondents' Club , founding chairman of FCC Press Freedom Committee and founding organiser of Human Rights Press Awards. His work has been published in numerous newspapers here and abroad, and on many local and overseas radio and television broadcasts.

Moriarty was a Fellow at the Journalists in Europe programme at the French National Journalism Centre. He holds an MJ degree from the University of California, Berkeley and a BA degree from Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts. He has been living and working in Hong Kong since 1989, married in Hong Kong in 2006.