(1)NHK Pres. Ebisawa resigns

(1)NHK Pres. Ebisawa resigns

TOKYO, Japan - Katsuji Ebisawa, chief executive officer of public broadcaster NHK, bows at a news conference in Tokyo's Shibuya on Jan. 25 after resigning in the face of the growing number of people refusing to pay mandatory viewer subscription fees for NHK following embezzlement scandals involving its staff.

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