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SCMP veteran Wang Xiangwei steps up as new editor-in-chief
Feb 1, 2012
Benjamin Li

SCMP veteran Wang Xiangwei steps up as new editor-in-chief

HONG KONG - South China Morning Post (SCMP) has promoted 16-year veteran Wang Xiangwei, previously deputy editor, to editor-in-chief, filling the vacancy left by Reginald Chua, who resigned last April.

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