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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Jennifer Hudson At NAB show - Las Vegas

Jennifer Hudson at We Are Broadcasters Session at NAB show 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, V, USA, April 16, 2024. Photo by MediaPunch/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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SOUTH KOREA-SEOUL-PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS-EXIT POLLS

(240410) -- SEOUL, April 10, 2024 (Xinhua) -- Han Dong-hoon (C front), leader of the ruling People Power Party, watches results of exit polls in the parliamentary elections in Seoul, South Korea, April 10, 2024. South Korea's main liberal opposition Democratic Party overwhelmingly led exit polls in parliamentary elections, a survey from three local broadcasters showed Wednesday. (NEWSIS via Xinhua)

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SOUTH KOREA-SEOUL-PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS-EXIT POLLS

(240410) -- SEOUL, April 10, 2024 (Xinhua) -- Lee Jae-myung (C front), leader of South Korea's main opposition Democratic Party, celebrates the leading in exit polls in the parliamentary elections with other leaders of the party in Seoul, South Korea, April 10, 2024. South Korea's main liberal opposition Democratic Party overwhelmingly led exit polls in parliamentary elections, a survey from three local broadcasters showed Wednesday. (Xinhua/Yao Qilin)

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SOUTH KOREA-SEOUL-PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS-EXIT POLLS

(240410) -- SEOUL, April 10, 2024 (Xinhua) -- Lee Jae-myung (C front), leader of South Korea's main opposition Democratic Party, celebrates the leading in exit polls in the parliamentary elections with other leaders of the party in Seoul, South Korea, April 10, 2024. South Korea's main liberal opposition Democratic Party overwhelmingly led exit polls in parliamentary elections, a survey from three local broadcasters showed Wednesday. (Xinhua/Yao Qilin)

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Hearing On The Future Of Journalism - Washington

Curtis LeGeyt, President and Chief Executive Officer, National Association of Broadcasters appears before a Senate Committee on the Judiciary - Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology, and the Law hearing Oversight of A.I.: The Future of Journalism, in Dirksen Senate Office Building in Washington, DC, Wednesday, January 10, 2024. Photo by Rod Lamkey/CNP/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Hearing On The Future Of Journalism - Washington

Curtis LeGeyt, President and Chief Executive Officer, National Association of Broadcasters appears before a Senate Committee on the Judiciary - Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology, and the Law hearing Oversight of A.I.: The Future of Journalism, in Dirksen Senate Office Building in Washington, DC, Wednesday, January 10, 2024. Photo by Rod Lamkey/CNP/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Hearing On The Future Of Journalism - Washington

Curtis LeGeyt, President and Chief Executive Officer, National Association of Broadcasters is sworn-in during a Senate Committee on the Judiciary - Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology, and the Law hearing Oversight of A.I.: The Future of Journalism, in Dirksen Senate Office Building in Washington, DC, Wednesday, January 10, 2024. Photo by Rod Lamkey/CNP/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Warner Brothers Discovery hopes for deepening cooperation with Chinese documentary teams

STORY: Warner Brothers Discovery hopes for deepening cooperation with Chinese documentary teams SHOOTING TIME: Dec. 20, 2023 DATELINE: Dec. 23, 2023 LENGTH: 00:01:14 LOCATION: SANYA, China CATEGORY: CULTURE SHOTLIST: 1. various of the 5th Hainan Island International Film Festival 2. SOUNDBITE (English): VIKRAM CHANNA, Vice President of Warner Bros. Discovery, Head of Content & Products, Great China and South East Asia STORYLINE: Vikram Channa, Vice President of Warner Bros. Discovery, expected increased opportunities for collaboration and communication between Chinese filmmakers and international broadcasters in documentary production at the 5th Hainan Island International Film Festival, which concluded on Friday. He said that Warner Bros. Discovery is willing to deepen its cooperation with Chinese partners to tell better Chinese stories in a more international tone. SOUNDBITE (English): VIKRAM CHANNA, Vice President of Warner Bros. Discovery, Head of Content & Products, Great China and South East Asia "

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Yahoo to seek greater tie-ups with newspaper firms, broadcasters

TOKYO, Japan - Masahiro Inoue, president of Yahoo Japan Corp., speaks in an interview with Kyodo News on Sept. 14. Inoue expressed interest to seek tie-ups with a wide range of mass media, including newspapers and broadcasters in order to obtain more Net-based advertisers.

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Prototype "smart TV"

TOKYO, Japan - A prototype "smart TV," which can be operated by a tablet computer, is on display in Tokyo in June 2012. A Japanese government ministry is planning to propose global standards for smart TVs that integrate broadcast and Internet services, by working out basic technologies with broadcasters, telecommunications carriers and electronics manufacturers in Japan, sources familiar with the move said July 7, 2012.

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Terrestrial TV digitalized in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - A TV screen at a communications ministry call center in Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture, shows a message stating that analog broadcasting ended at noon on July 24, 2011, while operators take calls from viewers regarding the transition to digital broadcasting. Japanese broadcasters completely digitalized terrestrial TV broadcasting, ending analog transmission after more than half a century except in areas hit hard by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.

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Terrestrial TV digitalized in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - People visit a support center for local residents in Tokyo's Katsushika Ward on July 24, 2011, as Japanese broadcasters completely digitalized terrestrial TV broadcasting at noon the same day, ending analog transmission after more than half a century except in areas hit hard by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.

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Japanese broadcasters pin hopes on online radio

TOKYO, Japan - Popular disc jockey Piston Nishizawa, seen here hosting Nippon Broadcasting System Inc.'s music and variety show ''AllNightNippon Gold'' on March 31, 2010, is upbeat about the promise of the online radio service Radiko.

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NHK, Fuji TV to launch coordinated programs in March

TOKYO, Japan - Satoshi Hatakeyama (L), a Japan Broadcasting Corp. announcer, and Yoko Tobe, a Fuji Television Network Inc. announcer, shake hands during a news conference in Tokyo on Jan. 7 flanked by two of the broadcasters' characters. The public broadcaster, better known as NHK, and Fuji announced that NHK's educational channel and Fuji will launch coordinated TV programs in late March.

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LDP exec hints at extension of parliamentary session beyond June 23

TOKYO, Japan - Liberal Democratic Party Acting Secretary General Nobuteru Ishihara speaks during a meeting of executives of broadcasters subscribing to Kyodo News on June 12. He hinted at an extension of the ongoing parliamentary session beyond its scheduled end on June 23 to ensure key laws are enacted prior to the House of Councillors election in July.

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Kansai Telecasting's activities suspended by broadcaster assn.

TOKYO, Japan - Michisada Hirose, chairman of the National Association of Commercial Broadcasters, speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on Feb. 15 about the organization's decision to suspend the member activities of Kansai Telecasting Corp. for the time being following the airing of a program last month in which health data were fabricated.

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Designer's image of New Tokyo Tower bared

TOKYO, Japan - Sculptor Kiichi Sumikawa (L) explains to Kinya Miyasugi, president of New Tokyo Tower Co., about his design of the tower on Nov. 24. The radio and TV transmitter tower to be built by Japan Broadcasting Corp. and five commercial TV broadcasters in Tokyo's Sumida Ward by 2010 will stand 600 meters high, higher than the world's current tallest tower, the 553-meter CN Tower in Canada's Toronto.

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China's biggest broadcaster accused of not paying royalties to EU

BEIJING, China - European Union Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson speaks at a press conference following his meeting with Chinese Commerce Minister Bo Xilai in Beijing on Nov. 7. Speaking at another press conference following a visit to China's State Intellectual Property Office on Nov. 8, Mandelson said Chinese broadcasters, including the country's flagship network CCTV, have not been paying royalties to European copyright holders.

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China's biggest broadcaster accused of not paying royalties to EU

BEIJING, China - European Union Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson listens to a media question at a press conference following his meeting with Chinese Commerce Minister Bo Xilai in Beijing on Nov. 7. Mandelson told another press conference on Nov. 8 that Chinese broadcasters, including the country's flagship network, have not been paying royalties to European copyright holders.

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'One Seg' digital TV broadcasting begins for mobile phone users

TOKYO, Japan - A woman holds her mobile phone displaying ''One Seg,'' a new type of digital terrestrial broadcasting that started in Japan on April 1 in the upper section of the screen, and related textual information in the lower part. In the One SEg service, broadcasters use the remaining one of 13 segments of a channel while using 12 other segments for normal digital terrestrial broadcasting.

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New Tokyo Tower to be built in Sumida Ward in 2010

TOKYO, Japan - An aerial photo taken on March 25 shows a defunct railway shunting yard in Tokyo's Sumida Ward, where Japan Broadcasting Corp. and five commercial TV broadcasters in the Tokyo area plan to build a new radio and TV transmitter tower, dubbed the New Tokyo Tower, by 2010.

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1st exercise under safe evacuation law carried out around N-plant

MIHAMA, Japan - About 1,300 people from 130 organizations, including municipalities, police, the Self-Defense Forces, electric power firms and local broadcasters, participate in the first exercise organized by the Japanese government in the town of Mihama, Fukui Prefecture, on Nov. 27 under the safe evacuation law. The exercise was based on a scenario involving a terrorist attack on a nuclear power plant located in the town facing the Japan Sea.

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(2)NTV head resigns industry-body posts due to ratings scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Seiichiro Ujiie, chairman of Nippon Television Network Corp. (NTV), responds to questions from reporters at the NTV headquarters in Tokyo on Oct. 27 after stepping down from all his posts, including chairman emeritus of the National Association of Commercial Broadcasters in Japan, which manages and enforces the television and radio broadcasting code among private broadcasters, following revelations that an NTV producer paid viewers to manipulate TV ratings.

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NTV head resigns industry-body posts due to ratings scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Seiichiro Ujiie (file photo), chairman of Nippon Television Network Corp. (NTV), on Oct. 27 stepped down from all his posts, including chairman emeritus of the National Association of Commercial Broadcasters in Japan, which manages and enforces the television and radio broadcasting code among private broadcasters, following revelations that an NTV producer paid viewers to manipulate TV ratings.

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Terrestrial digital broadcasts to enliven economy

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Corp. Chairman Nobuyuki Idei speaks at a meeting of private TV broadcasters in Tokyo Oct. 17. He said the imminent start of terrestrial digital broadcasting will help invigorate the Japanese economy.

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Media groups voice objection to bill on human rights

TOKYO, Japan - Representatives from three media groups in Japan on March 7 submit to Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Shinzo Abe (L, with back to camera) a joint statement opposing a government bill on human rights. The statement says the bill ''will allow unjustified interference in media coverage by the government.'' The groups are the Japan Newspaper Publishers and Editors Association, the National Association of Commercial Broadcasters in Japan and Japan Broadcasting Corp. (NHK).

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Satellite digital broadcasting goes into full swing

TOKYO, Japan - A ceremony is held in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward on Dec. 1 to mark the start of full-fledged digital broadcasting across Japan via satellite. Public broadcaster NHK and eight commercial broadcasters launched the service, which provides high-quality pictures and sound, on 10 channels.

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TBS reporter nabbed as Peeping Tom

TOKYO, Japan - A 32-year-old city news reporter, Kazuhiro Takashima, for Tokyo Broadcasting System Inc. (TBS), one of Japan's nationwide broadcasters, is arrested on a charge of trespassing on private property in Tokyo on July 27 after allegedly being caught filming a woman in the bath. The photo shows the TBS headquarters in downtown Tokyo.

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Media groups voice objection to bill on human rights

TOKYO, Japan - Representatives from three media groups in Japan on March 7 submit to Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Shinzo Abe (L, with back to camera) a joint statement opposing a government bill on human rights. The statement says the bill ''will allow unjustified interference in media coverage by the government.'' The groups are the Japan Newspaper Publishers and Editors Association, the National Association of Commercial Broadcasters in Japan and Japan Broadcasting Corp. (NHK).

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China's biggest broadcaster accused of not paying royalties to E

BEIJING, China - European Union Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson speaks at a press conference following his meeting with Chinese Commerce Minister Bo Xilai in Beijing on Nov. 7. Speaking at another press conference following a visit to China's State Intellectual Property Office on Nov. 8, Mandelson said Chinese broadcasters, including the country's flagship network CCTV, have not been paying royalties to European copyright holders. (Kyodo)

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China's biggest broadcaster accused of not paying royalties to E

BEIJING, China - European Union Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson listens to a media question at a press conference following his meeting with Chinese Commerce Minister Bo Xilai in Beijing on Nov. 7. Mandelson told another press conference on Nov. 8 that Chinese broadcasters, including the country's flagship network, have not been paying royalties to European copyright holders. (Kyodo)

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Designer's image of New Tokyo Tower bared

TOKYO, Japan - Sculptor Kiichi Sumikawa (L) explains to Kinya Miyasugi, president of New Tokyo Tower Co., about his design of the tower on Nov. 24. The radio and TV transmitter tower to be built by Japan Broadcasting Corp. and five commercial TV broadcasters in Tokyo's Sumida Ward by 2010 will stand 600 meters high, higher than the world's current tallest tower, the 553-meter CN Tower in Canada's Toronto. (Kyodo)

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Designer's image of New Tokyo Tower bared

TOKYO, Japan - This is an artist's image of a completed New Tokyo Tower unveiled at a press conference in Tokyo on Nov. 24. The radio and TV transmitter tower to be built by Japan Broadcasting Corp. and five commercial TV broadcasters in Tokyo's Sumida Ward by 2010 will stand 600 meters high, higher than the world's current tallest tower, the 553-meter CN Tower in Canada's Toronto. (Kyodo)

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LDP exec hints at extension of parliamentary session beyond June

TOKYO, Japan - Liberal Democratic Party Acting Secretary General Nobuteru Ishihara speaks during a meeting of executives of broadcasters subscribing to Kyodo News on June 12. He hinted at an extension of the ongoing parliamentary session beyond its scheduled end on June 23 to ensure key laws are enacted prior to the House of Councillors election in July. (Kyodo)