NHK foresees revenue loss of up to 50 bil. yen due to fee dodgers

NHK foresees revenue loss of up to 50 bil. yen due to fee dodgers

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Broadcasting Corp. (NHK) President Genichi Hashimoto speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on Sept. 20. He said NYK anticipates up to 50 billion yen in revenue loss for the year ending March 2006 because many people are refusing to pay viewership fees.

Chinese film festival opens in Kenya

STORY: Chinese film festival opens in Kenya DATELINE: Oct. 28, 2022 LENGTH: 00:02:31 LOCATION: Nairobi CATEGORY: CULTURE SHOTLIST: 1. various of the film festival 2. various of Michael Pundo speaking 3. various of the performance STORYLINE: The 2022 Chinese film festival opened in Nairobi, Kenya on Thursday with a view to boosting Sino-Africa cooperation and cultural exchanges. Ababu Namwamba, newly appointed Cabinet Secretary in the Ministry of Youth Affairs, Sports and Arts said in a speech read on his behalf by Michael Pundo, CEO of Kenya Cultural Center, that the film festival is a platform for filmmakers from the two countries to exchange ideas and enhance the viewership of Chinese films by the Kenyan audience. "It is also a concrete action to actively implement the cultural and people-to-people exchange program under the nine plans of the Eighth Ministerial Conference of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) that was held in 2021," Pundo said. The film festival was jointly organiz

NHK foresees revenue loss of up to 50 bil. yen due to fee dodger

NHK foresees revenue loss of up to 50 bil. yen due to fee dodger

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Broadcasting Corp. (NHK) President Genichi Hashimoto speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on Sept. 20. He said NYK anticipates up to 50 billion yen in revenue loss for the year ending March 2006 because many people are refusing to pay viewership fees. (Kyodo)

Rating of NHK's "Kohaku" music show drops to record low

Rating of NHK's "Kohaku" music show drops to record low

Seiko Matsuda sings her 1982 hit song "Akai Sweet Pea" during NHK's "Kohaku" song festival, an annual live program on New Year's Eve, at Tokyo's NHK Hall on Dec. 31, 2015. The viewership rating for the program was just 39.2%, the lowest in the extravaganza's 65-year history, according to Video Research Ltd., a TV audience ratings research company. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Rating of NHK's "Kohaku" music show drops to record low

Rating of NHK's "Kohaku" music show drops to record low

Shinichi Mori sings his 1971 hit song "Ofukuro-san" during NHK's "Kohaku" song festival, an annual live program on New Year's Eve, at Tokyo's NHK Hall on Dec. 31, 2015. The viewership rating for the program was just 39.2%, the lowest in the extravaganza's 65-year history, according to Video Research Ltd., a TV audience ratings research company. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo