People's Radio Hong Kong

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People's Radio Hong Kong (Chinese:香港人民廣播電台) is a defunct online radio station in Hong Kong.

Radio Hong Kong People's First, referred to as "people's first", created mainly to comment on current affairs and public issues, and the main program include the "Long Menzhen Storm" and "ShiuShiu Podcast" (風蕭蕭).

The second station is referred to as "People's second", mainly to discuss a small minority issues and the users produced programs, the current broadcast programs include "international free exercise", "Hong Kong people philosophy stresses", "Hong Kong way out" and "My Network Places " and so on.

• Media of Hong Kong

• Hong Kong Police Raid Independent Radio. 2006-08-30 17:03. Describes the legal problems of an over-the-air independent radio station, and places the operations of People's Radio Hong Kong in context.

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