Ma Mingxuan said: "Oh, by the way, let me introduce to you. This is Ren Gaotian, the editor-in-chief of "Oriental Daily", this is Wu Tianyun, the deputy editor-in-chief, and this is..."

Ma Mingxuan pointed to a few people around him and introduced the executives of "Oriental Daily" to Zhao Ye.

At the end, he suddenly announced to everyone with a complicated expression, "Today is a very important day. The Ma family has decided to sell "Oriental Daily" to Wujiang Group. From now on, Mr. Zhao will be the "Oriental Daily"

The boss!"

Ren Gaotian, Wu Tianyun and others were very surprised and couldn't help but look at each other.

However, everyone does not reject it in their hearts.

Everyone knows that Zhao Ye is rich. If he takes over the "Oriental Daily", he will definitely inject capital into the newspaper.

Zhao Ye smiled slightly at this time and assured everyone: "Everyone, the purpose of Wujiang Group taking over "Oriental Daily" is to make "Oriental Daily" bigger and stronger! I will establish "Oriental Media Group", this group

The company includes Oriental Newspaper Company, Asia Television and the upcoming Oriental News Agency!!!"

After a pause, Zhao Ye thought for a while and said, "Perhaps also Oriental DreamWorks Pictures Company... This Oriental DreamWorks Pictures Company will be renamed from Shanghai Animation Film Studio in the Mainland, and will be established in Hong Kong

Branch!"

When everyone heard this, they couldn't help but be shocked.

It can be seen from Zhao Ye's layout that it is extraordinary.

Oriental Media Group may become a media giant in Asia and even the world!

Ma Mingxuan couldn't help but admire Zhao Ye greatly, and at the same time he was a little envious.

He, Ma Mingxuan, doesn't want to become a media giant, but he doesn't have enough strength to do it.

Half an hour later.

Ma Mingxuan and Zhao Ye signed an acquisition agreement.

At around 2 o'clock in the afternoon, Ma Mingxuan and Zhao Ye applied to the exchange for the privatization of "Oriental Daily", and then publicly announced the news that Wujiang would acquire "Oriental Daily" and privatize it, saying that the company would take back the shares from shareholders within the specified time.

Buy all the stocks.

As soon as the news came out, it immediately caused a sensation in Hong Kong.

"Oriental Daily" is the newspaper with the highest circulation in Hong Kong. It has many loyal users in Hong Kong and has great influence.

Unexpectedly, Wujiang Group actually acquired Oriental Daily.

The industry was shocked and had a sense of crisis as if a wolf was coming.

That night, TVB wireless station even invited a university economics professor to appear and explain.

"Professor Li, what is the purpose of Wujiang Group's acquisition of Oriental Daily?" the host asked.

"The purpose is actually very obvious. Wujiang Group wants to establish a large media group in Hong Kong. It first acquired ATV and then "Oriental Daily". This shows that Wujiang Group is very determined to enter the media industry..."

Professor Li talked eloquently about why Wujiang Group wanted to establish a media group. What Professor Li said was so insightful that people could understand it as soon as they heard it.

Simply put, for large groups, obtaining information and corporate publicity are extremely important.

Sometimes, an inconspicuous piece of news may determine the fate of the company and affect the company's decision-making.

And mastering the mouthpiece is beneficial to public opinion publicity and corporate product promotion...

It is not difficult to see why Wujiang Group is so determined to enter the media industry.

At this time, there was a lot of hustle and bustle outside.

Zhao Ye is planning to establish the Oriental News Agency.

The size of the news agency does not need to be large at the beginning. It should first establish a foothold in Asia and then establish branches in Western countries.

In this way, the initial investment will not be too large and the talent gap will not be too large.

There are a lot of people working in the journalistic industry in Hong Kong, so it’s relatively easy to poach people.

The general manager of Oriental News Agency, Zhao Ye, decided to recruit an experienced executive from Xinhua News Agency.

As long as we hire the general manager first, and then let the general manager gradually establish the Oriental News Agency, it will be relatively simple and easy.

As for the establishment of a branch of Oriental DreamWorks Pictures in Hong Kong, we can talk about it later.

Shanghai Animation Film Studio has never made a live-action movie, so it seems unnecessary to send people to Hong Kong to establish a branch. If it is to produce animated films, it can be done directly at the company headquarters.

Maybe... Mainland Dream Factory still specializes in animation, while Hong Kong Dream Factory can try to shoot live-action movies, and then directly recruit film practitioners in Hong Kong...

PS: I seem to have a cold, so there will be less updates today. I’ll try my best tomorrow.
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