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<p>Eyeing the Far Eastern Economic Review's recent launch party-themed </p><p>after the magazine's eyecatching, new "Through Asia's Eyes" marketing </p><p>and advertising campaign-was even more fascinating through a camera </p><p>lens. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>And the cocktail launch party, held at Hong Kong's JW Marriott Hotel on </p><p>April 13, 2000, attracted a staggering 280 guests. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Busily quaffing their drinks while deep in conversation, guests mingled </p><p>and snacked against a heady backdrop of the Far Eastern Economic </p><p>Review's exciting new look and feel. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Stepping on stage whilst flanked by two lavishly attired and </p><p>quintessentially Chinese, traditional operatic figures, Philip </p><p>Revzin-the Far Eastern Economic Review's Editor and Publisher-outlined </p><p>the impetus behind the re-launch. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>"For 54 years, the Far Eastern Economic Review has been in the forefront </p><p>of covering Asia's story," said Mr Revzin, adding, </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>"Today, the region's political, economic and technological landscape is </p><p>evolving dramatically, and the Far Eastern Economic Review is evolving </p><p>to stay in the forefront of covering it". </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>So raise your glasses to a continued run of success for one of the </p><p>editorial mainstays of Asia! </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

Eyeing the Far Eastern Economic Review's recent launch party-themed

after the magazine's eyecatching, new "Through Asia's Eyes" marketing

and advertising campaign-was even more fascinating through a camera

lens.



And the cocktail launch party, held at Hong Kong's JW Marriott Hotel on

April 13, 2000, attracted a staggering 280 guests.



Busily quaffing their drinks while deep in conversation, guests mingled

and snacked against a heady backdrop of the Far Eastern Economic

Review's exciting new look and feel.



Stepping on stage whilst flanked by two lavishly attired and

quintessentially Chinese, traditional operatic figures, Philip

Revzin-the Far Eastern Economic Review's Editor and Publisher-outlined

the impetus behind the re-launch.



"For 54 years, the Far Eastern Economic Review has been in the forefront

of covering Asia's story," said Mr Revzin, adding,



"Today, the region's political, economic and technological landscape is

evolving dramatically, and the Far Eastern Economic Review is evolving

to stay in the forefront of covering it".



So raise your glasses to a continued run of success for one of the

editorial mainstays of Asia!