Hearings begin in Livedoor suit against Nippon Broadcasting

Hearings begin in Livedoor suit against Nippon Broadcasting

TOKYO, Japan - Livedoor Co. Vice President Fumito Kumagai (C) is surrounded by reporters in Tokyo on March 1 after a Tokyo District Court hearing. Livedoor is seeking an injunction to block Nippon Broadcasting System Inc. from issuing the warrants to Fuji Television Network Inc. (Kyodo)

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