KDDI to enter into broadcasting business in Dec.

KDDI to enter into broadcasting business in Dec.

TOKYO, Japan - KDDI Corp. said Oct. 8 it will enter into the broadcasting business in December with its new product packaging Internet protocol telephone, Net access and broadcast services based on fiber-optic technology. (Kyodo)

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