Police are investigating a 40-year-old Senior Inspector's death, who was found injured in his Hong Kong Island Regional Crime Headquarters office in Wan Chai this afternoon and later died.

Two Immigration Officers have left for the Mainland on a four-week attachment programme.

Police issued 567 fixed-penalty tickets and 25 summonses to road users for violating traffic regulations during the Hong Kong Island Regional Traffic Day. The blitz concluded at 7pm today, with 165 officers enforcing traffic laws at accident blackspots on the Island. They issued 320 fixed-penalty tickets for illegal parking and 247 for other traffic offences.

Equestrian Company Chief Executive Officer Lam Woon-kwong says security services for the Olympic Equestrian Events are being closely monitored to ensure there are sufficient security guards at the venues.

International anti-money laundering groups have praised Hong Kong's work against the crime and counter terrorist-financing regimes.

As a follow on to yesterday's post about cyber-litigation and the next wave of challenges, we have this interesting (if not unexpected) development, courtesy of ChinaTechNews:

Ifeng.com, the authorized online broadcaster of Phoenix Satellite TV's programs, has sued Ku6.com, one of China's leading video websites, for "maliciously" uploading programs of Phoenix and gaining illegal [...]

Yes, I'm aware of all the breathless press reports on the looming Anti-monopoly Law. I've read several articles, including this one from the FT.
Why no blogging? Essentially, there is nothing to blog about here. The law was passed some time ago, we have no implementing regulations (i.e. no regulatory guidance), and obviously we have [...]

This sucks balls in a number of ways:

Barack Obama's half-brother has been helping to promote cheap Chinese exports in a low-profile business career while the Democratic senator has been winning worldwide fame in his race for the White House.
He has gone to extraordinary lengths to avoid public attention and his family [...]