(1)Tokyo court backs Livedoor, bars NBS share warrants

TOKYO, Japan - Akinobu Kamebuchi, president of Nippon Broadcasting System Inc., speaks to reporters on March 11 after the Tokyo District Court ruled in favor of a suit filed by Livedoor Co. to block his company from issuing Fuji Television Network Inc. 15.87 billion yen in equity warrants as a way to thwart the Internet service provider's bid to take over the radio broadcaster.

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