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I am a regular guest commentator on technology, the internet, media and digital culture.
Should/could the Govt force Netflix to make original content?
The Screen Producers Association would like to force Netflix to commission local content and what is Wikileaks up to with this latest data dump?
Something new: a bird app in hand
It might be a concrete jungle but Hong Kong is home to more than 500 species of birds. Now, you can keep almost half of them in your pocket…
Something new: saving faces
Hong Kong's concrete-box apartment blocks are a frequent subject of Daphne Mandel's work. In one painting, elaborate scenes are detailed in miniature inside each apartment window
Something new: custom-blend coffee
It is a city where tailor-made clothes are not unusual, where macaroons are jetted in daily from France and where helicopters take off for Macau - 68 kilometres away - every half an hour.
In the eye of the storm – South China Morning Post
Each year, some of the world’s most dramatic storms hit southern China. This interactive multimedia piece looks at some of the most dramatic and deadly storms in Hong Kong's history, and consider what can be learned from the destruction and recovery.
Six Degrees – South China Morning Post
I wrote a regular column called Six Degrees for the South China Morning Post's Sunday Magazine. The weekly column was a humorous and informative exploration of connections between six celebrities and well-known historical figures.
Six Degrees – 10 May, 2014
Hayao Miyazaki is the subject of an exhibition that opens on Wednesday at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum. The Japanese animator, mangaka, film director, producer and screenwriter’s 50- year career...
Six Degrees – 26 November, 2014
The Flaming Lips are scheduled to wrap up the Clockenflap festival tonight in West Kowloon. Fans will doubtlessly be expecting some of the psychedelic rock group's trademark stage antics...