(1)High court gives Livedoor another step toward controlling NBS

(1)High court gives Livedoor another step toward controlling NBS

TOKYO, Japan - Fuji Television Network Inc. President Koichi Murakami listens to a question by a reporter at a press conference in Tokyo on March 23 after the Tokyo High Court upheld a lower court ruling that barred Nippon Broadcasting System Inc. from issuing share warrants to Fuji Television Network.

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