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Daniel Suen

Video Producer, Original Production

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South China Morning Post SCMP, Barron News Shield

Preston's Summary

Daniel Suen is a Video Producer for Original Production, focusing on local news in Hong Kong SAR China. With a background in journalism, Daniel's articles cover a range of topics including politics, current events, and cultural happenings in Hong Kong. His work can be found in publications such as South China Morning Post SCMP and Barron's.

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Geo Focus

Hong Kong, China (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 18 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 18 %
Government Announcement: 18 %
Expert Commentary: 18 %
Evolving Stories: 9 %

Themes Covered:

Most Recent Topics:

  • Residential Real Estate
  • Housing Market
  • Real Estate Development
  • Legal Reform

Pitching Insights

Daniel Suen's coverage is heavily focused on local events, particularly in Hong Kong. He appears to have a strong interest in covering a wide range of events and developments within the region. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming local events, significant political or social changes within Hong Kong, and stories about natural disasters or other major incidents with relevance to the area.

For those seeking coverage from Daniel Suen, it's important that pitches are tailored specifically to his local focus on Hong Kong SAR China. Additionally, given his heavy emphasis on event coverage rather than expert commentary or broader themes like sports (despite some presence), providing detailed information about upcoming local events or unique angles related to ongoing stories in Hong Kong may increase the chances of successful outreach.

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Articles

South China Morning Post SCMP

Beauty in plain sight: why Hong Kong's public housing estates are worth a closer look

Beauty in plain sight: why Hong Kong's public housing estates are worth a closer look

By: Daniel Suen

Hong Kong public rental housing is ubiquitous, providing homes for more than 40 per cent of the city's 7.5 million residents. They have been built in all 18 of the city's districts under a systematic effort that started in 1973 with a 10-year housing plan to replace resettlement areas and improve housing policies. Designed to tackle long-standing housing problems, the flats have also caught the eye of one urban researcher for a different reason. Sampson Wong has been studying the beauty of public housing architecture and, in particular, how residents react to and use public spaces. In this episode of #852stories, Wong shares his work examining buildings from the 1970s until the present day, and what they reveal about the city's social relations.

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