NHK foresees revenue loss of up to 50 bil. yen due to fee dodger

NHK foresees revenue loss of up to 50 bil. yen due to fee dodger

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Broadcasting Corp. (NHK) President Genichi Hashimoto speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on Sept. 20. He said NYK anticipates up to 50 billion yen in revenue loss for the year ending March 2006 because many people are refusing to pay viewership fees. (Kyodo)

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