Hong Kong Publications
- Apple Daily - Published daily, one of Hong Kong's largest circulation newspapers.
- Next Magazine - Published on Wednesday evenings, one of Hong Kong's largest circulation news and entertainment magazines.
- Easy Finder - A teen focussed entertainment magazine.
- Sharp Daily - A free daily newspaper
Monday Book - A set of four magazines sold together for HK$12 on Monday mornings that are more thematically male and commerce focussed.
- Face - Gossip, entertainment and fashion
- Ketchup - Gadgets, gaming and mobile
- JobFinder - Jobs and recruitment magazine (sales assistant-level jobs)
- AutoExpress - Used cars, auto insurance, dating advertisements, car license plates for sale.
- Trading Express - Classified ads for products, small companies, second-hand watches.
Friday Book - A set of three magazines sold together for HK$12 on Friday mornings that are more thematically female and leisure focussed. Next Media has ceased to hold any shares of these three magazines in the end of 2008 and the editorial affair of these magazines has tied-up with TVB Weekly (the official magazine of Television Broadcasts Limited and owned by a joint venture between Malaysian media conglomerate company Astro All Asia Networks plc (Astro) and Albert Yeung's Emperor Group) in early 2009.
- Eat and Travel Weekly - Sold to Astro in November 2006.
- Sudden Weekly - Women-oriented entertainment magazine. Sold to Astro in November 2006.
- Me - A cosmetics and fashion magazine. Founded by Astro in December 2006.
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