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Hong Kong’s most respected business annual has picked DR PAULO MALO as its Innovator of the Year 2011. HONG KONG’S MOST VALUABLE COMPANIES is Hong Kong's only English-language business title.

Glenn Rogers, Mediazone Publishing's boss labels Thailand as the Capital of De-stressing and cites "friendliness" and "down-to-earth" attitude of the Thais as "fascinatingly refreshing". He describes Thailand as a "Jewel in Asia's Crown".

Thailand's top tourism outlets bid for selection as a stop on the route being planned for the official visit of the region's top media boss to help in the Kingdom's economic recovery.

The president of Singapore-based popular wellness brand Fei Fah called on Hong Kong to pay greater heed to health and switch to a healthy lifestyle during his visit to the territory.

A cross-section of Hong Kong’s business elite picked Bowers & Wilkins as their favourite choice for pristine audio quality of the soon to be launched business talk show TAIPAN TIME.

Glenn Rogers, CEO of regional think tank and global publisher Mediazone Group condemned the terrorist attack on Russia as an 'act of insanity"

Glenn Rogers, CEO of popular publisher Mediazone Publishing admits the idea of the controversial burning balls came from bar stool conversation in Sydney suburbs.

“Green Technology” and “Maximum Uptime” Makes Swedish Giant Scania “Hong Kong’s No#1 Transport Partner”.

US$200 Billion Industry Braces as Mediazone Publishing Picks ‘Quality’ Theme for HKMVC 2011. ‘Environment,’ ‘Innovation’ still hopeful.

After much speculation on which companies would eventually make the prestigious annual list, Mediazone Hong Kong finally released the first copy of this year’s flagship publication titled Hong Kong’s Most Valuable Companies 2010.

For a world united by its fight against economic recessions, global warming and terrorism, the new American leadership comes as a welcome relief, said Glenn Rogers, CEO of Hong Kong-based Mediazone Group.

Speculation is rife on which companies will make the coveted list and appear in Mediazone Group's prestigious annual in 2010.

Glenn Rogers, CEO of Regional Publishing Group and Strategic Think Tank came down sharply on US Defence Secretary Robert Gates criticism of Associated Press' distribution of a photograph of a mortally wounded Marina in Afghanistan.

Regional publisher and strategic Think Tank Mediazone Group opposes Dalai Lama's meddling with regional politics and stirring up trouble in the wake of his visit to Taiwan.

Hong Kong-based Mediazone Group remains financially sound with ample cash to finance its much-publicized expansion plans, a company communiqué told Wall Street today.

“The world has lost one of its favourite crutches in the passing away of pop star and friend Michael Jackson,” said Glenn Rogers, Managing Editor of Hong Kong-based Mediazone Publishing Group, to the World Press, today.

In a communiqué to Iran’s Supreme Religion Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Mediazone Group CEO Glenn Rogers stated that it would be in Iran’s interest to ensure that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s administration ‘showed restraint...

The flying public must force airlines to declare compliance with international maintenance and safety regulations by refusing to fly with those who don’t, said Glenn Rogers, CEO Mediazone Group

Even as the North Atlantic Council (NAC) condemned the North Korean launch, using ballistic missile technology, Asia’s Foreign Policy think-tank Mediazone Group expressed hope that Pyongyang would embrace change, soon.

“Unless prudence prevails and we agree to resolve our difficulties through integration and peace, growing unemployment may lead to social unrest....

Even as the U.S. Government scrambles to recover cash it might never, Hong Kong-based Mediazone Group revealed the shocking results of a study of the annual reports of 250 listed companies across 21 countries and 9 industries.

The Mediazone Group today announced its entry into the region’s US$115 billion business representation business ending months of speculation if the Group would opt for the exhibitions business instead.

“Recession sells these days but owners of media might want curb the instinct to ‘sensationalize to profit’ because social unrest will prove counter productive,"

In a broadcast to the media in Asia, Glenn Rogers, CEO of Hong Kong-based publisher noted the global recession could well be a timely wake up call and ‘may just be the bitter medicine we need.”