Hong Kong's Apple Daily Shuts Down Following Arrests

The video discusses the closure of Hong Kong's Apple Daily newspaper, highlighting its final circulation, public reaction, and the polarizing nature of its content. It delves into the legal and financial troubles faced by the newspaper, including the arrest of its founder, Jimmy Lai, and other key figures under the national security law. The video also explores the future legal proceedings for the newspaper's leaders and the impact on its staff, leading to its closure after 26 years.

What was the usual daily circulation of the Apple Daily before its final run?

• 1,000,000 copies

• 500,000 copies

• 86,000 copies

• 150,000 copies

Why is the Apple Daily considered a polarizing publication?

• It only covers entertainment news.

• It has been both critical of authorities and involved in tabloid journalism.

• It never reported on political issues.

• It is owned by a foreign company.

What led to the financial troubles of the Apple Daily?

• Increased printing costs

• Frozen assets following the arrest of its founder

• A decline in readership

• A failed merger with another newspaper

Who was the founder of the Apple Daily, and what charges is he facing?

• Michael Chan, facing charges of defamation

• Jane Smith, facing charges of fraud

• John Doe, facing charges of tax evasion

• Jimmy Lai, facing charges of illegal assembly and collusion

What was the impact of the legal challenges on the Apple Daily's staff?

• Many resigned, leading to a skeleton staff.

• They were all promoted.

• They were relocated to another city.

• They received a pay raise.