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Feisty magazine's end raises questions over Hong Kong media's future

New online startups should learn from demise of Next

Yuen Ying Chan
| Hong Kong, Macau
Hong Kong's controversial Next magazine debuted in 1990 and added a Taiwan edition in 2001, but saw advertising revenues dwindle in recent years.   © Reuters

As Hong Kong remembers the bloody crackdown on protesters in Beijing on June 4, 1989, a feisty tabloid weekly born in its aftermath has been shuttered.

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