Terrestrial digital broadcasts to enliven economy

Terrestrial digital broadcasts to enliven economy

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Corp. Chairman Nobuyuki Idei speaks at a meeting of private TV broadcasters in Tokyo Oct. 17. He said the imminent start of terrestrial digital broadcasting will help invigorate the Japanese economy.

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