Tom Grundy is the Director & Founder at Hong Kong Free Press. He focuses on themes such as climate policy, climate change, and aviation, while also covering regional interest and world news. Tom's work has been featured in prominent outlets including BBC News, Yahoo News, and MSN.
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Hong Kong, China (Local)
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Tom Grundy’s coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation in Hong Kong and China, alongside content & publishing. He seems to be highly interested in news related to politics, media, sanctions, data security as well as developments specific to Hong Kong. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to sources who can provide expert analysis or firsthand accounts of political events and their impact on the region.
Since his geographic focus is local (China, Hong Kong), pitches should relate directly to these areas or have a clear connection to how global events are impacting the region. For example, he may find value in commentary from experts with deep knowledge of regional politics or those who can speak about the evolving media landscape in Hong Kong.
Considering his interest in government announcements and legal policy regulations regarding sanctions and data security issues within this geographic scope could make for effective pitching strategies when reaching out to Tom Grundy.
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By: Tom Grundy
An annual Reuters Institute report on the global news industry has said that Hong Kong journalists are facing “a widening range of intimidation, including tax investigations,” amid a deepening financial crisis among local media outlets.
By: Tom Grundy
HKFP Yum Cha returns for a special episode with award-winning journalist Karen Hao.
By: Tom Grundy
Rising temperatures in Hong Kong have been visualised in the latest set of “warming stripes” designed by British climate scientist Ed Hawkins as part of “#ShowYourStripes” day. The annual, worldwide campaign aims to spark discussion about the climate crisis.
By: Tom Grundy
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals rescued an injured juvenile crocodile found in a Sham Shui Po residential building on Wednesday.
By: Tom Grundy
A 65-year-old hiker has been struck by lightning on Lantau Peak, police have confirmed to HKFP.
By: Tom Grundy
The Correctional Services Department (CSD) has hastily withdrawn an anti-drugs ad which featured dancing AI-generated pop stars named after cannabis, ice, cocaine, as well as etomidate, known colloquially “ space oil .”
By: Tom Grundy
The number 11 resembles “bare sticks” in Chinese culture – a symbol of “going it alone.” Hong Kong Free Press is proudly entering its 11th year today, standing alone and independently, without being wedded to any billionaire, corporate conglomerate or government.
By: Tom Grundy
The Observatory (HKO) hoisted the T1 storm signal at 7.45am on Thursday, as a tropical depression approached China's Hainan Island.
By: Tom Grundy
Australian lawyer Sam Monkivitch, who received a fine and suspended 18-month jail term after pleading guilty to charges relating to a dine-and-dash spree across Hong Kong, is allegedly targeting small businesses again back home.
By: Tom Grundy
Hong Kong's struggling Star Ferry is asking the government to let it hike fares by around 30 per cent. It is also proposing a pet-friendly service on its Wan Chai to Tsim Sha Tsui route.
