CC Licensed Projects in Asia and the Pacific - The Hong Kong Samples
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The document lists several past, current, and potential future Creative Commons licensed projects in Asia and the Pacific focusing on Hong Kong. It notes the launch dates and statuses of projects like The Hong Kong Samples, OpenRadio, InMediaHK, MySinaBlog, as well as current projects with Radio Television Hong Kong and Punch Party Hong Kong. It also outlines a future project called Kwun Tong Culture and Histories and potential future projects like Hong Kong Memory and Hong Kong Film 100 Year.
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