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Channel C is a Hong Kong online news media that focuses on video production^[2] and was founded on 12 July 2021 by five former Apple News narrators of the Next Animation Studio, affiliated with Apple Daily. The "C" of Channel C stands for City, Crime and Culture, focusing on real-time popular topics, breaking news, and cultural life.

On 22 April 2025, the outlet ceased operations due to financial issues.^[3][4] On 10 July, the outlet announced that it had secured funding from a white knight and would resume operations under the new name Channel WE.^[5] Its first story was posted the same day, and it became fully operational starting 12 July.^[6]

• Applelisation [zh]

• Official website (archived)
• Channel C's channel on YouTube
• Channel C on Facebook
• Channel C on Instagram
• Channel C on Telegram