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	Far Eastern Economic Review - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Far Eastern Economic Review was started by Eric Halpern, an immigrant from Vienna, who initially settled in Shanghai and published Finance and Commerce, a biweekly business magazine.
		The "Review 200" (2003 Issue) is a tied publication by the Far Eastern Economic Review which ranks the top 200 leading businesses across Asia on an annual basis.
		After FEER failed to comply with government regulations, the Singapore government banned the sale and distribution of the journal and even having a subscription to the journal was made illegal.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Far_Eastern_Economic_Review (2575 words)

	Far East - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The cultural border of the Far East is therefore usually thought of as the Indus River or Hindu Kush.
		Far East is an inexact term often used for East Asia, South Asia and Southeast Asia combined, sometimes including also the easternmost territories of Russia, i.e.
		Far East in this sense is comparable to terms such as the Orient, which means East; the Eastern world; or simply the East.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Far_Eastern (547 words)

	Far Eastern Economic Review
		FEER covers topics including politics, business, economics, technology and social and cultural issues throughout Asia, focusing in Southeast Asia and China with a reputation for analysis of the local perspectives.
		According to the editorial statement in their inaugural issue, "The purpose of this weekly economic publication is to analyse and interpret financial, commercial and industrial developments; to collect economic news; and to present views and opinions with the intent to improve existing conditions.
		Politics and economics being connatural, it will be inevitable that this publication may at times appear to transgress its primary objective by reporting on, and dealing with, political affairs." See more about their mission.
	www.teachersparadise.com /ency/en/wikipedia/f/fa/far_eastern_economic_review.html (630 words)

	EH.Net Encyclopedia: The Economic History of Malaysia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Malaysia is perhaps the best example of a country in which the economic roles and interests of various racial groups have been pragmatically managed in the long-term without significant loss of growth momentum, despite the ongoing presence of inter-ethnic tensions which have occasionally manifested in violence, notably in 1969 (see below).
		The economic developments described in the previous section were unevenly located, for example, in Malaya the bulk of the tin mines and rubber estates were located along the west coast of the Peninsula.
		New capital investment in rubber had slowed since the 1920s, and the bulk of the existing trees were nearing the end of their economic life.
	www.eh.net.cob-web.org:8888 /encyclopedia/article/drabble.malaysia (6469 words)

	Far Eastern Economic Review
		Far Eastern Economic Review (FEER, 遠東經濟評論) is unusual among English language Asian news magazines in having been founded and developed entirely in Asia.
		FEER's target market is primarily in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and nearby parts of Southeast Asia.
		The purpose of this weekly economic publication is to analyse and interpret financial, commercial and industrial developments; to collect economic news; and to present views and opinions with the intent to improve existing conditions.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/f/fa/far_eastern_economic_review.html (277 words)

	dowjones.com Far Eastern Economic Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The new, monthly Far Eastern Economic Review, published on the third Friday of each month (except February and August, when it isn't published), is an Asian magazine of ideas and opinions, offering original, independent, incisive news and analysis about Asia and Asian issues.
		The Review was the first publishing venture in Asia for Dow Jones (three years before the launch of The Asian Wall Street Journal), which initially bought a 40% stake in the publication in 1973.
		In May 2005, the Review won an Excellence in Magazines and an Honorable Mention for Reporting on the Environment from the 2005 SOPA Awards.
	www.dowjones.com /Products_Services/PrintPublishing/FEER.htm (170 words)

	Asia Times Online - News from greater China; Hong Kong and Taiwan
		The loss of the Review must be viewed as another major setback to Hong Kong's once acknowledged position as a media center.
		At various times in the Review's pioneering reporting, the magazine was banned in these countries, and even brave and exceptional reporters - like Murray Hiebert, now in Washington as bureau chief for the Review - was imprisoned for six months in Malaysia.
		Sure, in recent years FEER still managed a few major reporting exclusives, including one in 1997, when Nate Thayer, the Southeast Asia correspondent, was allowed into the remote northern Cambodia field headquarters of the Khmer Rouge for a "people's tribunal" of their ousted former leader Pol Pot.
	www.atimes.com /atimes/China/FK02Ad02.html (1247 words)

	RSS - Far Eastern Economic Review
		This RSS feed from The Far Eastern Economic Review are provided solely for the purpose of allowing individuals to view headlines from The Far Eastern Economic Review within newsreaders for their personal, noncommercial use.
		If you are a subscriber to The Far Eastern Economic Review, then any additional rights you have with respect to content from The Far Eastern Economic Review are found in The Far Eastern Economic Review privacy policy, which is located here: http://www.feer.com/new_about/privacy.html.
		Far Eastern Economic Review is a trademark of Dow Jones and Company, Inc.
	www.feer.com /feer_rss.html (402 words)

	The Raw Story \| Sale of Far Eastern Economic Review banned in Singapore
		Singapore- Singapore revoked on Thursday approval for the Far Eastern Economic Review (FEER) to be sold or distributed in the city-state.
		FEER's Hong Kong-based publisher failed to appoint a legal representative and pay a 200,000 Singapore dollar (129,000 US dollar) bond, the statement said, referring to the Review Publishing Co. Ltd.
		Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Singapore's founding father Lee Kuan Yew are suing FEER over an article focusing on Chee Suan Juan, the secretary-general of the opposition Singapore Democratic Party, and a vocal critic.
	rawstory.com /news/2006/Sale_of_Far_Eastern_Economic_Review_09282006.html (268 words)

	dowjones.com Press Release: Dow Jones Announces That Far Eastern Economic Review Will Change To Monthly Format
		Halpern's editorial mission, as reported in the first issue, was "to analyze and interpret financial, commercial and industrial developments; collect economic news; and to present views and opinions with the intent to improve existing conditions." In the December issue, Mr.
		Current Review subscribers will be sent the new magazine to the equivalent value of the remainder of their present subscriptions.
		Review subscribers who also subscribe to the Asian Wall Street Journal may have their Asian Journal subscriptions extended by an amount equal to the value of their remaining Review subscriptions.
	www.dowjones.com /Pressroom/PressReleases/Other/Asia/2004/1028_Asia_FEER_8663.htm (492 words)

	Far Eastern Economic Review
		Reviewed by David Plott, a former editor of the REVIEW, who is deputy director of the Journalism and Media Studies Cenre at the University of Hong Kong and managing editor of Global Asia.
		Reviewed by Dana White, an editorial writer for The Wall Street Journal Asia in Hong Kong.
		Reviewed by Deborah Milly, an associate professor of political science at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University and author of Poverty, Equality, and Growth: The Politics of Economic Need in Postwar Japan (Harvard University Asia Center, 1999).
	www.feer.com (615 words)

	Torn and frayed in Manila: Far Eastern Economic Review, RIP
		Under its previous editor, Derek Davies, the Review had carved a name for itself for the excellence of its economic reporting, its refusal to be cowed (the Singapore Government banned it on several occasions) and its wide-ranging book reviews.
		Sad, and sadder still that the passing of FEER has little impact in the U.S., which is enthralled with the homogenization of news.
		It was mismanagement, from the top to the bottom--I wrote a couple of book reviews for it in the late 1990s and was amazed at the incompetence with which the staff dealt with authors(including losing a signed copy of a book that I lent them for an illustration).
	tornandfrayed.typepad.com /tornandfrayed/2004/10/far_eastern_eco.html (2050 words)

	Prime Minister and his father sue Far Eastern Economic Review : print (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Far Eastern Economic Review, produced in Hong Kong by the Review Publishing Company Ltd. Hugo Restall and the publisher have until 25 September to appear before Singapore’s High Court.
		FEER to comply with Section 23 of the law on newspapers and the written press.
		Far Eastern Economic Review, which is owned by the Dow Jones group, and four other foreign newspapers.
	www.rsf.org /print.php3?id_article=18882 (468 words)

	Philip Bowring - IHT Columns
		So died the weekly Far Eastern Economic Review, a product born in Hong Kong 58 years ago and which in its heyday between 1965 and 1990 was a major force in Asian journalism, nurturing many a fine writer, getting up the nostrils of governments and businessmen everywhere - and making money.
		The death of the Review came by a thousand cuts inflicted primarily by Karen House, the emissary from New York who took over responsibility for the Review two years after Dow Jones, previously a minority shareholder, acquired 100 per cent of the magazine in 1987.
		And it is clear that the closure of the Review, as of Asiaweek, represents an attack on diversity and further reduction in the variety of print media.
	www.bowring.net /scmpfeerdeath.htm (1735 words)

	Singapore’s founding myths vs freedom : Far Eastern Economic Review
		Likewise, in Annex A of the Aug 22 court filing against the review, the plaintiffs’ lawyers enumerated 22 of the defamation actions previously taken by Mr Lee since 1965.
		Meanwhile, economic globalization is contributing to a growing scrutiny of, and challenge to, Singapore’s governance system.
		However, because of economic globalization and the use of new technologies, that exercise is likely to require continued refinement and creative energy.
	www.singapore-window.org /sw06/0610FEE2.HTM (2434 words)

	Far Eastern Economic Review Publishes Special Report on HIV/AIDS - The Body (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Far Eastern Economic Review in its July 15 issue included a special report on the region's HIV/AIDS epidemic.
		"A Healthy Precedent": The Review examines the impact of a January 2004 out-of-court settlement of a lawsuit against drug maker Bristol-Myers Squibb, in which BMS agreed to return to Thailand the patent for the antiretroviral drug didanosine (Crispin, Far Eastern Economic Review, 7/15).
		"Cusp of a Crisis": The Review examines the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Indonesia, where injection drug users are engaging in high-risk behavior, including sharing needles and having sex with commercial sex workers, leaving the country "poised on the edge of an AIDS explosion" (McBeth, Far Eastern Economic Review, 7/15).
	www.thebody.com /kaiser/2004/jul9_04/aids_report.html (703 words)

	far eastern economic review
		This was the community of the many past and a few current journalists of the Far Eastern Economic Review, a once iconic Hong Kong-based weekly that came to an end last week after 58 years.
		In 1989 the Far Eastern Economic Review was the last foreign publication to confront in the Singapore courts one of Lee's many libel actions.
		Far Eastern Economic Review and NewsStand, Inc. New Monthly Review Will Launch in December and Feature Regional Ideas and Analysis.
	www.reportcube.com /far_eastern_economic_review.htm (323 words)

	Far East Economic Review a shadow of itself - World - www.theage.com.au
		The loss of the Review as a reporting magazine is a blow to Hong Kong's standing as a media centre, though it will be welcomed in Asia by the authoritarian governments with which it took issue in its 58-year-history.
		Started as a small trade journal, the Review was built up into a respected source of information about Asia during the quarter-century editorship of the late Derek Davies between 1964 and 1989.
		Hamish McDonald is a former regional editor of the Far East Economic Review.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2004/10/28/1098667908842.html?from=storylhs (483 words)

	Far Eastern Economic Review
		The Far Eastern Economic Review regularly publishes most respected market reports that cover key topics on Asia.
		The REVIEW 200 is the Far Eastern Economic Review's definitive annual ranking of Asia's leading companies.
		It is the ultimate performance review for your company and your competitors.
	feer.ecnext.com (368 words)

	Written Responses to Questions Submitted by the Far Eastern Economic Review
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		That policy is based on four elements: support for political reform, support for economic development, support for dialog within and among the countries of the region, and security assistance to provide a shield behind which reforms, development, and negotiations can take place.
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	www.reagan.utexas.edu /archives/speeches/1984/50984i.htm (3941 words)

	Far Eastern Economic Review - Free net encyclopedia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The purpose of FEER is to analyze and interpret financial, commercial and industrial developments.
		FEER mainly targets markets in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and nearby regions in Southeast Asia.
		According to the magazine circulation figures provided by FEER on its official website, roughly 20,000 subcription copies are distributed in Southeast Asia, North America and Europe.
	www.netipedia.com.cob-web.org:8888 /index.php/FEER (2056 words)

	Far Eastern Economic Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Salil Tripathi, formerly an economics correspondent for the Far Eastern Economic Review in Singapore, is a writer based in London.
		The botched acquisition of the Far Eastern Economic Review by Dow Jones should be taught in business schools.
		So died the weekly Far Eastern Economic Review, a product born in Hong Kong 58 years ago and which in its heyday between 1965 and 1990 was a...
	www.2easycredit.com /e4/38/far-eastern-economic-review.html (301 words)

	The magazine Far Eastern Economic Review banned : print (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Most of the protesters, of Bangladeshi origin, were brandishing placards on which slogans such as "FEER articles are groundless and false" or "Far Eastern Error Reporting" were written.
		The organisation urged the minister to do everything in his power to ensure that this issue of the Far Eastern Economic Review was made available on news stands.
		The article in the Far Eastern Economic Review was headline news in the country’s main dailies.
	www.rsf.org /print.php3?id_article=998 (448 words)

	IFEX ::
		Meanwhile, "Far Eastern Economic Review" editor Hugo Restall and its publisher, Review Publishing Company Ltd, are being sued by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his father Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's first prime minister.
		The Lees claimed that a "Far Eastern Economic Review" article on Dr. Chee Soon Juan, the firebrand secretary general of the opposition Singapore Democratic Party, had defamed them.
		Some political observers in Singapore believe that the "Far Eastern Economic Review" article on Chee precipitated the government's suspension of the magazine's circulation within Singapore via the Act.
	www.ifex.org /en/content/view/full/77554 (447 words)

	The Far Eastern Economic Review fights back - Sintercom
		Here is the editor's letter from the Far Eastern Economic Review (FEER), the newspaper/magazine from Hongkong that is currently fighting the defamation suits brought on by the PAP instead of caving in.
		The Singaporean government’s recent decision to ban the REVIEW and the defamation lawsuits against us by its two most powerful politicians take us back to a time when the city-state was a poor speck of a country sitting on one of the fault lines of a fractious region.
		Moreover, to sue the REVIEW in Singapore, the Lees would have to serve the papers in Hong Kong, where the magazine is based, since we do not have any employees in Singapore.
	www.newsintercom.org /index.php?itemid=475 (2839 words)

	Far Eastern Economic Review, 3 February 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		That was due to a particularly dry year, but it comes on top of a steady draining of underground water: Beijing's population has tripled, its industrial water use has increased by 31 times and its irrigated farmland has grown by 23 times over the past 50 years.
		As Beijing's farmers are generally far poorer than their urban cousins, rural water costs only 0.2 renminbi a cubic metre.
		The central government is keen to keep farmers in their fields in order to avoid the huge social implications of a rush on the cities, but competition for resources is nevertheless growing as Beijing's urban suburbs expand, making the use of precious water in the fields increasingly irrational.
	www.erm.com /ERM\news.nsf/pages/A5B8B041103C63268025694A005E0576?OpenDocument (1359 words)

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