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By Jessie Pang HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong s government review of public broadcaster RTHK has found deficiencies in editorial management and a lack of transparency in handling complaints, signalling a major overhaul of the revered institution as concerns grow over media freedom. The only independent, publicly funded media outlet on Chinese soil, Radio Television Hong Kong was founded in 1928 and is sometimes compared to the British Broadcasting Corporation. Its charter guarantees it editorial independence. It angered Hong Kong s government, the police, and Beijing with its coverage of 2019 anti-government protests that shook the Asian financial hub, including several investigations that sparked widespread criticism of authorities. There are deficiencies in (the) editorial management mechanism, the Commerce Bureau said in a 154-page report of its review released on Friday. There were no well-defined and properly documented editorial processes and decisions, and no clear allocation o

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