NHK head cautious about lowering subscription fees

NHK head cautious about lowering subscription fees

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Broadcasting Corp. (NHK) President Genichi Hashimoto speaks at a press conference at his office in Tokyo on Jan. 11. He expressed reservations about backing a plan floated by the communications minister to lower the subscription fees of the national broadcaster from fiscal 2008.

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