Matsushita to expand TV-based Internet info service

Matsushita to expand TV-based Internet info service

TOKYO, Japan - A woman explains Matsushita Electric Industrial Co.'s expanded ''T Navi'' high-speed Internet service that works through television sets. The number of information sites available with the service will rise eight to 49 by the end of this year, Matsushita said.

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