Nippon Broadcasting to issue share warrants to Fuji TV

TOKYO, Japan - Nippon Broadcasting System Inc. President Akinobu Kamebuchi (L) and Fuji Television Network Inc. Chairman Hisashi Hieda speak during a news conference at a Tokyo hotel Feb. 23. Nippon Broadcasting said it will issue Fuji Television warrants for 47.2 million new shares to counter Internet service provider Livedoor Co.'s takeover bid for the radio broadcaster.

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