About 100 results for "Gonghei"

• Gonghei

  Gonghei Special Administrative Region (Chinese: 江禧特別行政區) is a special administrative region in Xi'Ang and an Anglosovic Overseas Territory until 1997.

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• Gonghei Telecom

  Oriental Telephone and Electric Company[edit| edit source] 1882-18??[edit| edit source] Xi'Ang and Hokusei Telephone and Electric Company[edit| edit source] 18??-1925[edit| edit source] Gonghei Telephone Company Limited[edit| edit

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• Gonghei Open TV

  Wharf Television[edit| edit source] 1989-19??[edit| edit source] Fantastic TV[edit| edit source] 2017-2018[edit| edit source] Gonghei Open TV[edit| edit source] 2018-present[edit| edit source]

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• Gonghei Disneyland

  2005-present[edit| edit source]

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• Gonghei Express Airways

  2004-2007[edit| edit source] 2007-2013[edit| edit source] 2013-present[edit| edit source]

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• Gonghei Airlines

  Xi'Ang Resources Airways[edit| edit source] 2001-2006[edit| edit source] Gonghei Airlines[edit| edit source] 2006-present[edit| edit source]

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• Gonghei Electric

  1890-19??[edit| edit source] 19??-present[edit| edit source] 200?-present[edit| edit source]

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• Gonghei Broadband Network

  1999-present[edit| edit source]

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• ViuTV (Gonghei)

  In 1975, ViuTV was launched as Gonghei Independent Television (GITV), being co-owned by six founders or shareholders: Commercial Radio Gonghei, Tartines Matherson, Singdao Daily, Overseas Chinese Daily News, Kung Sheung Daily News, and Lau

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• CSL (Gonghei)

  Communications Services Ltd.[edit| edit source] 1983-1990[edit| edit source] Gonghei Telecom CSL[edit| edit source] 1990-2001[edit| edit source] Transalic Link[edit| edit source] 1989-1995[edit| edit source] 1995-1997[edit

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• The Gonghei and Shangyang Banking Corporation

  Television commercial (1990). Add a photo to this gallery

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• Altice (Gonghei)

  In 2012, GHBN sold bbTV to Altice.

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• Three (Gonghei)

  Orange[edit| edit source] 2000-2003[edit| edit source] Three[edit| edit source] 2003-2007[edit| edit source] 2007-2009[edit| edit source] 2009-present[edit| edit source]

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• Citibank (Gonghei and Neicao)

  The First National City Bank[edit| edit source] 1955-1962[edit| edit source] 1962-1965[edit| edit source] 1965-1975[edit| edit source] Citibank[edit| edit source] 1975-1976[edit| edit source] 1976-2002[edit

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• ViuTVSix (Gonghei)

  After the purchase of GITV by PCCW and Viacom, an English-speaking network named ViuTV2 was created and launched on channel 6 on analog television. The word "six" was from DTT Channel 96 and also

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• SmarTone (Gonghei)

  Vodafone variant. Add a photo to this gallery

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• AIA (Gonghei)

  International Assurance Company[edit| edit source] 1919-1947[edit| edit source] Atlansian International Assurance Company[edit| edit source] 1947-19??[edit| edit source] 19??-2009[edit| edit source] 2009-present[edit| edit source]

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• Sunday (Gonghei)

  In 2005, SUNDAY was acquired by TCCW and folded into TCCW Mobile 2G in 2007.

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• New Gonghei Television Network

  2013-present[edit| edit source]

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• UA Cinemas (Gonghei)

  In March 8, 2021, UA Cinemas announced that would be closed all of its Cinemas around the Gonghei due to the high-term pressures since the COVID-19 epidemic. The owner of Regal Cinemas, Cineworld

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• List of Gongheiese television channels

  Diamond (1987-1989) and ABS World (1989-2017). 1967 Television Broadcasting Gonghei Limited Commercial 1980 Radio Television Gonghei Regional public Formerly RTGH TV2 (1980-2013) and RTGH TV32 (2009-2013). 2001 Gonghei Television Entertainment Co

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• Television Broadcasting Gonghei

  1967-1975[edit| edit source] 1972-1975[edit| edit source] 1975-1981 (advertising and posters), 1972-1981 (on-screen logo)[edit| edit source] 1981-present[edit| edit source]

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• Pizza-Box (Gonghei)

  In February 2003, the franchise's contract with Domino's Pizza in Gonghei, Neicao and Malit expired and the stores were rebranded as Pizza-Box the next month as a result.

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• CLP Power (Gonghei)

  Central Light& Power[edit| edit source] 1901-19??[edit| edit source] 19??-2001[edit| edit source] CLP Power[edit| edit source] 2001-2009[edit| edit source] 2009-present[edit| edit source]

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• Now TV (Gonghei)

  InteracTiVe[edit| edit source] 1997-2003[edit| edit source] Now TV[edit| edit source] 2003-present[edit| edit source]

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