Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB) ran the 39th Hong Kong Television Awards on November 10. TVB is the first free-to-air (FTA) television broadcaster in Hong Kong, and is now the world's largest commercial Chinese program producer. MORE

Al Gore seems to have had an impact on Hong Kong Internet users. Hitwise Hong Kong data shows there was an increase to visits to News & Media, as well as Environment websites, during the week of his visit. MORE

Hong Kong Internet users have continued to shift their focus to online multimedia sharing websites over the past six months. MORE

The popularity of online blogging and social networking websites continues to boom in Hong Kong, with Hitwise reporting significant boosts in traffic to major blogging sites over the last few weeks. MORE

Following on from news this month that MySpace is now the most-visited website in the US, Hitwise Hong Kong reports that top social networking site Xanga has increased its traffic by more than 30% over the past 12 months. MORE

For Hong Kong job-seekers, the overall job market has improved during the last quarter. Recent data shows that the Hitwise Employment and Training category claimed a 14.96% share of all Business and Finance traffic, up from 12.5% at the start of April - almost a 20% increase for the quarter. MORE

With consumer generated online content growing in popularity worldwide, Hitwise looks into the performance of YouTube (www.youtube.com). MORE

With Spring Sales engaging shoppers in Hong Kong, Internet users are going online to do some research before they hit the streets. MORE

The Environmental Protection Department (www.epd-asg.gov.hk) website provides instant updates and past data of air pollution levels in various areas of Hong Kong. MORE

The official site of the Hong Kong Tourism Board is found at www.hkta.org. Kicking off 2006 Discover Hong Kong Year was the Cathay Pacific International Chinese New Year Night Parade held on January 29. MORE

Hong Kong SPCA (www.spca.org.hk), the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals announced on January 4, that a $20,000 reward will be offered for any information leading to the conviction of the Mongkok Cat Cruelty Abuser. MORE