A raft of new English-language media outlets have launched around Asia to try and fill the gaps created by the demise of the
Far Eastern Economic Review and
AsiaWeek but none have been
able to replace them, the
International Herald Tribune reports. The publications, which run the gamut from single country-focused Web sites to regional magazines, have yet to find the right
formula. "As a result, [analysts say], a highly literate and sophisticated market across East Asia remains ill served."
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