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2021年6月11日 · More Management Upheaval at TVB Following CEO Departure. By kiki June 11, 2021. Above: Felix To, Mark Lee, and Sandy Yu are among the executives leaving. Amid growing pressure from the executive board over TVB’s lack of profitability, CEO Mark Lee (李寶安) retired in May and transitioned to a consultant role.
2021年1月18日 · With the success of Hong Kong Love Stories <香港愛情故事>, TVB is planning on turning the series into a trilogy and will start filming the second season this year. Speaking about the second season, Joey Law (羅天宇) expressed his nervousness, “Everyone has expectations now that the first season was so well accepted! Now, I’m even ...
2019年12月22日 · On December 21, TVB CEO Mark Lee (李宝安) issued an internal statement to staff which informed that 10 percent of non-artiste employees will be retrenched, affecting about 350 people. While TVB did not reveal the total figures and departments the retrenched workers belonged to, Mark Lee summarized in the statement, “The ongoing Hong Kong ...
2022年7月30日 · Rumored to be an investor of a financially strapped Chinese firm which was recently chased after by anxious shareholders, Eric Tsang (曾志偉) did a disappearing act when sought for an interview by the press. Hosting Super Trio Returns <開心無敵獎門人> on July 28, he fended off reporters by saying he was pressed for time, and reneged on his word to respond later that evening by once ...
2021年1月22日 · Eric Tsang (曾志偉) and Wong Cho Lam (王祖藍) have left TVB for some time now, and it is even speculated that the company banned Eric. However, TVB’s chairman Thomas Hui (許濤) refuted those rumors by officially announcing that the two will be returning to TVB in managerial roles. Eric will be serving as TVB’s new Deputy General ...
Secret Identities and Hidden Motives Abound in “Modern Dynasty 2: Heir to the Throne”. Charmaine Sheh, Raymond Lam, Gallen Lo, and Him Law star in the new drama. May 21, 2024. Hong Kong Drama Hot Gossip! NEWS.
2013年10月18日 · HKTV May Transition to TV Production Company. By addy October 18, 2013. 92 Comments. In a surprise move on October 15, the Hong Kong government announced that Ricky Wong’s (王維基) HKTV, which had invested more than $900 million HKD in television operations since its establishment in early 2012, was not approved for a free television ...
