News For Youth
Why watch the news but not sometime more casual after a heavy school day? Current research shows that youths are not so much looking for ‘news’ but a sense of belonging to their own life. News For Youth aims to bring Hong Kong teenagers back to watch news program more often with subjects that they are interested in.
“Get people more active, more often”
BH Live the leisure and cultural trust, is also the operator of most sport centres in Bournemouth and is planning to launch more physical activities and fitness programs within the local area in the future. Karen Yun finds out what the future holds for sport centres associated with BH Live.
Cheer for BU
A newly formed cheerleading squad has come to Bournemouth University. The BU Falcons may only be two weeks old, but Karen Yun was impressed by their moves when she went to watch the squad train.
Lighting up Poole harbour
Poole operated a series of events to celebrate the opening of Twin Sail Bridge last weekend. Karen Yun takes you to the celebration with her photographs.
Gung Hei Fak Choi!
Chinese New Year is a vibrant and colourful celebration, an atmosphere captured by Karen Yun's photo gallery.
Liveblog: Apple Event 7 March
The Breaker is covering the Apple event with social media here from 6pm, live. Including images, public live feeds and retweeting posts by media organisations who are at the event, this post will be automatically updating every 15 minutes.
“We have something you really have to see. And touch” – Apple
Apple has sent out press invitations for an event on 7th March in San Francisco at 10am. Both the public and media are guessing that there will be an unveiling of the iPad 3. Karen Yun looks at the public reaction through the social networking site Twitter.
Wind to ‘solve our energy problems’
Public exhibitions for a wind farm are being held across the South West coastline. Karen Yun finds out the details of the project and people's reaction to it.