Titlebook: Broadcasting in Japan; Challenges and Oppor Hitoshi Mitomo,Mikio Kimura Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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,An Outlook on Broadcasting in 2036—The State of Broadcasting in the UK and Japanese Broadcasting Pocommercial broadcasting system and is often compared to the Japanese broadcasting system. Using the system in the UK as a guide, the second half of the paper provides an outlook on Japan’s broadcasting policy. After introducing discussions about Broadcast Act 2010, data use, conditional access syste

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An International Comparison of Simulcasting and Webcasting: From Facilitating Transmission to Commu required for any and all music to be webcast. With respect to this form of simultaneous retransmission, the Japanese Copyright Act is a complex, subdivided system. Under Japan’s Copyright Act, rights are established based on differences in transmission technologies, but under the WPPT, rights are e

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,Business Models for Commercial Broadcasters in Japan—Will There Be New Developments in the Digital tor in Japan is no exception. The industry is now facing the question of whether or not to distribute broadcast program content over the Internet. This chapter discusses the overall picture of the transformation of the content industry, the changes in business models in the digital age, the position

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How People Respond to Fake News: A Comparison of Japan, South Korea, and Thailand,periments fielded in?the three countries (n=5,217), we find that Japanese respondents appear to be less inclined to believe and share fake news than their South Korean and?Thai counterparts. We also?find that how people respond to fake news depends on its context. Specifically, in line with prior st

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Local News in the Digital Age: A Consideration of Disaster Reporting,casting Culture Research Institute in June 2019 found that over 60% of Japanese teenagers and people in their twenties do not obtain their news through traditional platforms such as television (TV) and newspapers Watanabe et al. (Does the diversification of news media make a difference in political

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Internet Simulcast Distribution of Broadcast Media: An Assessment of Actual State and Demand,a seven-day catch-up service. Until then, Japan did not have simultaneous broadcasting (simulcast) services on the Internet except for satellite pay-per-view TV channels. . was the first simultaneous terrestrial TV service in Japan. Starting with the launch of . (2007), Internet simulcast distributi

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