Jenny Tang is a Digital Marketing Specialist at Radio Free Asia. She focuses on topics related to China and various states including New Jersey, Ohio, Maryland, and Indiana, often exploring the intersection of culture and policy in these regions. Jenny's work has been featured in Radio Free Asia and Gambling Industry News.
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Jenny Tang's coverage primarily focuses on sports and gambling with an emphasis on financial aspects. Her articles often include data citations, government announcements, and legal policy regulations related to the sports industry.
For effective outreach, consider providing insights into the financial performance of sports-related businesses or developments in the sports betting and gambling sector. Additionally, experts who can provide analysis on regulatory changes impacting these industries may find a receptive audience with Jenny. Given her focus on specific cases involving legal policy regulations, professionals knowledgeable about compliance issues or enforcement actions in the realm of sports betting would likely be valuable sources for her reporting.
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By: Ray Chung, Jenny Tang
With emperor figure in Winnie-the-Pooh mask, Namewee’s video racks up millions of views in song blasting Xi supporters living outside China.
Effect of visa-free policy to shore up international trust may be limited: experts.
Retaliatory Chinese trade and economic sanctions could hit global trade, but will also cost Beijing dear.
Show will be ditched in China if Wu Mu-hsuen doesn't support Beijing's territorial claim on democratic Taiwan.
A current affairs YouTuber and some satirical filmmakers are the latest targets of China's 'long-arm' censorship.
Faced with a flagging economy and fears for the future, more young people are staying single.
By: Jenny Tang, Lee Heung Yeung
No politics, no nudity, no COVID-19 – and no ‘feminist propaganda,’ notice warns.
Sources say Zhang is at risk of further prosecution, just 3 months after her release from prison.
By: Jenny Tang, Rfa Mandarin
A US$10-billion oil project in Uganda being developed by France's TotalEnergies and CNOOC of China has been linked to human rights violations, with
Crowds gather after young man dies following ‘verbal, physical altercation’ in dorm room.
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