Ex-NHK Pres. Ebisawa declines to take adviser post

Ex-NHK Pres. Ebisawa declines to take adviser post

TOKYO, Japan - New NHK President Genichi Hashimoto said in Tokyo on Jan. 28 that former NHK President Katsuji Ebisawa and two other former executives have declined to take adviser posts with the public broadcaster after they resigned Jan. 25 following a growing number of viewers refusing to pay subscription fees due to scandals.

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