Reborn Capital Madman

Sir Gao asked the Hong Kong government under the control of Gui Lao to revise the TV station supervision regulations more comprehensively. Is this unreasonable?

Of course not!

First, Sir Gao has always been particular about what he does; second, as Gao Xian said, on a global scale, the government’s supervision of domestic media is nothing new at all.

Take the United States, which is a popular country. In order to establish a television network in the United States, newspaper king Murdoch became an American citizen in accordance with the regulatory requirements of the United States. Paramount United Television Network, which Gao Xian supported and founded, also belongs to a media family.

Born Patricia Hearst.

Therefore, the ghosts in the Hong Kong government are stumbling upon BTV and introducing new regulations that weaken its financial strength. It can be said to be unfair, but to be honest, there is nothing wrong with it.

Following this logic, there is nothing wrong with Sir Gao's request for a more comprehensive revision of TV station regulatory regulations, such as adding restrictions on overseas capital control.

Zhong Yijie has no objection to this. As long as Sir Gao expresses his dissatisfaction in a circle that respects the rules of the policy game, it doesn't matter to him, because the days of acting as the governor of Hong Kong are really not easy. After all, Hong Kong has entered a transitional period before the handover.

, instigated by those who are interested, it becomes increasingly noisy.

To give a random example, in order to meet the rapidly growing demand for electricity in Hong Kong, the nuclear power plant under construction in Daya Bay has provided troublemakers with the opportunity to make trouble, citing the previous nuclear leakage accident at Three Mile Island in the United States and the Chernobyl accident in the Soviet Union.

With just a little encouragement, people with various dissatisfactions in their hearts were gathered together.

Such opposition also has an impact on the Gao Group, because the two only electric power companies in Hong Kong, the Heung Kong Electric Company and the Kadoorie family's China Electric Power Company, have participated in investments. After all, Hong Kong is such a big place, and the environment is polluted.

The pressure is becoming increasingly severe. Even if coal-fired power generation is improved to oil-fired power generation, it will not be able to balance the conflict between huge power demand and severe environmental pollution.

This huge power demand can be intuitively understood by just looking at the air conditioners in various high-rise buildings in Hong Kong in the middle of summer.

Everyone can be a troll, but not everyone can solve the problem. If Hong Kong wants to develop its economy, people need job opportunities. Sir Gao wants to develop a new manufacturing industry with high technological content... Where will the abundant power needed come from?

The ghost guys in the Hong Kong government also understand this truth, but it is just a partial choice. Xiangjiang has to be returned anyway, so they will not worry about long-term matters; and Zhong Yijie must not have such a dirty mentality because of his position.

, and then became extremely worried about the pressure created by those noisy activities.

Under such circumstances, Zhong Yijie absolutely does not want to see Sir Gao stir up any more troubles. Let us confine the conflicts within the scope of policy disputes.

As a result, Zhong Yijie happily made it clear that what Sir Gao said was reasonable. Since the TV station supervision regulations have been revised, they should be revised more comprehensively. I am happy to see the results.

After reaching such a consensus, Sir Gao no longer bothered the acting Hong Kong Governor Zhong Yijie, and went back to play in the circle of policies and regulations in accordance with the agreement between the two parties.

How could Gao Xian, who is well aware of bargaining in the business world, only require that Xiangjiang Overseas Capital's shareholding in Xiangjiang TV should not exceed the upper limit of 10%, and that once the shareholding ratio rises to 15%, it will be regarded as

In order to gain control, they will face stricter supervision.

In fact, the scope of such supervision has been expanded to include all media, such as traditional newspapers and the emerging new media form of online digital media.

In short, the policy cannot only apply to TV stations, but will drag all media down.

Obviously, Sir Gao does not need to rush into battle as always. Over the years, he has naturally accumulated connections in the Legislative Council, Executive Council, and even some departments of the Hong Kong government. It is still easy to arrange for a trustworthy person to submit the draft for review.

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Once the contents of this draft were announced, it immediately caused a sensation.

The fact that the Hong Kong government gave btv a pair of shoes to wear is basically known to everyone. Btv, which believes that it has been treated unfairly, can have the effect of spreading the word by just mentioning it in the news, let alone

Various newspapers commented on it with great interest.

The outside world has a consensus on the causal relationship. Sir Shao, chairman of the board of directors of btv, went to the mainland for the first time and was a bit high-profile, which touched the sensitive nerves of the Hong Kong government, so they took measures to suppress it.

After all, btv is a listed company. As long as you put in the effort and careful consideration, things like control cannot be hidden from anyone.

The Shaw and Gao families have a combined shareholding of about 67%. How will they react to the sudden change?

The old Sir Shao seems to be compromising. Will Sir Gao, the leader of the Gao family, also swallow his anger?

Judging from various signs, Sir Gao, who is influencing Xiangjiang more and more profoundly, will definitely not give up. Now there is a good show to enjoy!

The outside world stretched their necks, waiting to see the excitement. As a result, a revised draft of comprehensive supervision of media in Hong Kong came out, and everyone's jaw suddenly dropped. Isn't it a dispute between TV stations? How come it has affected all media?

In summary, the revised draft of comprehensive supervision of media in Xiangjiang under the guidance of Gao Xian mainly focuses on two aspects of supervision, namely capital supervision and content supervision.

Capital supervision is mainly reflected in the fact that media shareholders and funding sources must be clearly communicated to external parties. There are restrictions on Hong Kong's overseas capital holdings, but this does not mean that Hong Kong rejects international media giants. As long as they set up local companies in Hong Kong, in accordance with the Hong Kong Company Law

It just works.

Content regulation mainly targets media such as adult magazines in Hong Kong. I won’t waste time listing the specific media names one by one. In short, they have become widespread in recent years. Regulation does not mean prohibition. If we can be like our counterparts in the United States, "

To become famous like "Playboy" and "Penthouse" is considered capable, but one must abide by the rules including public order and good customs.

All in all, this revised draft of comprehensive supervision of media in Hong Kong does not have any obvious smoke and mirrors of an eye for an eye or a tooth for a tooth. It is just a rush. It only has one new supervision regulation for TV stations. It shows that it is not comprehensive. Which media is it from?

If you feel like you've been slapped, feel sorry for yourself and go find the real culprit.

Amid the commotion, each media outlet had its own reaction.

For example, those adult magazines and the erotic pages of newspapers have an unjust feeling like a fire at the city gate, affecting the fish in the pond. I didn't even read the excitement.

Another example is that some media with a complicated background thought thoughtfully that this draft seems to have something similar to the Foreign Agents Registration Act.

News Corporation and Huifeng Bank, which have reached a deal for 34.9% of the shares of "Xiahua Morning Post", are also in trouble. What's going on? If the draft is really passed, there is a risk that the deal will be cancelled.

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Who is this blind guy who touched the meat in Sir Gao's bowl and caused so many troubles? Isn't this adding to the trouble?