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Japan TV Anchor Fired Over Social Media Post Criticising Men's Body Odour
A Tokyo-based television news anchor was fired from her job and faced online backlash after a controversial post on social media in which she criticised men's hygiene habits.
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Disney+ Hotstar January 2023: Taaza Khabar, The Menu, The Last of Us, and More
Bhuvan Bam-led Taaza Khabar, The Menu starring Anya Taylor-Joy, The Last of Us series with Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, the second season of Star Wars: The Bad Batch, Tokyo Revengers season 2, the Koala Man animated series, Chasing Waves docuseries, Ramón Rodríguez-led will Trent, Extraordinary, and K-Pop docuseries Super Junior: The Last Man S...
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Tokyo Olympics: Smart TV Installed At Olympian Salima Tete's House On Jharkhand Chief Minister's Instruction
Tokyo Olympics: A smart TV was installled at Indian women's hockey team player Sailma Tete's home on the direction of Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren after the government came to know that Tete's parents couldn't watch her play at the Olympics because they didn't possess a TV.
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Watch: At Wrestler Ravi Dahiya's Home, The Moment He Makes Winning Move
A TV in a small room in wrestler Ravi Dahiya's house in Haryana is showing him duel with his opponent from Kazakhstan in the Tokyo Olympics. There is silence in the room, occupied by Mr Dahiya's family members and several of their neighbours.
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Tokyo 2020: Swimmer Kaylee McKeown Dropped F-Bomb On Live TV After Olympic Gold. Mother Said This
Kaylee McKeown's mum says she'll have a word with her daughter after the Australian sensation dropped an F-bomb on live TV.
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Tokyo Olympics Opening Ceremony: Priyanka Chopra Cheered For Indian Contingent, All The Way From London
Priyanka Chopra, who played the role of Mary Kom in the boxer's biopic, wrote, "Mary Kom, gave an extra loud cheer for you"
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Tokyo Olympics: Sponsor Toyota Says No Olympic Ads During Games
Tokyo 2020 sponsor Toyota won't run any Olympic TV ads during the Games or send executives to the opening ceremony, an official said on Monday, as the coronavirus-hit event struggles for public support.
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Tokyo Olympics: Cameras To Monitor Stress During Knock-Out Matches Of Archery, Says Report
Tokyo Olympics: Archers' stress levels could be seen live on TV during elimination rounds at the Tokyo Games, said a report.
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Japan Journalist Wins #MeToo Case Against Reporter With Links To PM Abe
A Tokyo court Wednesday awarded 3.3 million yen ($30,000) in damages to journalist Shiori Ito, who accused a former TV reporter of rape in one of the most high-profile cases of the #MeToo movement in Japan.
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Amazon, Sony, Xiaomi, Samsung Devices Successfully Hacked at Pwn2Own Tokyo 2019
A number of popular devices from the likes of Amazon, Netgear, Sony, Samsung, TP-Link, and Xiaomi were hacked by various white hat hacker teams as part of Pwn2Own Tokyo 2019 competition.
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'Death By Overwork': Occupational Hazard For Japan's Media
The news that a young reporter at Japan's public broadcaster had worked herself to death came as little surprise to those inside the country's media, where a culture of excessively long hours has become the norm
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Toshiba Said to Be Under Pressure to Consider Plan B as Chip Sale Falters
Excerpt Unless Toshiba closes a deal by March, a gaping balance-sheet hole will prompt automatic delisting of its shares from Tokyo's stock market.
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Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai Promises Profitability, But Is Short on Specifics
"We are a company that moves people," said Chief Executive Kazuo Hirai, as he outlined the strategy for the company at its Tokyo headquarters Tuesday.
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Japanese Electronics Makers Counting on 4K TVs With Higher Price Tags
8K broadcasts will start before 2020, when the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games will be held.
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Shinzo Abe, Seeking New Spark for Japan High-Tech, Meets Silicon Valley Chiefs
In the 1980s when Sony and Toshiba were setting the agenda in the global TV and memory chip markets Japan was bristling with confidence as a hub of technological innovation.
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Japan TV Anchor Fired Over Social Media Post Criticising Men's Body Odour
A Tokyo-based television news anchor was fired from her job and faced online backlash after a controversial post on social media in which she criticised men's hygiene habits.
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Disney+ Hotstar January 2023: Taaza Khabar, The Menu, The Last of Us, and More
Bhuvan Bam-led Taaza Khabar, The Menu starring Anya Taylor-Joy, The Last of Us series with Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, the second season of Star Wars: The Bad Batch, Tokyo Revengers season 2, the Koala Man animated series, Chasing Waves docuseries, Ramón Rodríguez-led will Trent, Extraordinary, and K-Pop docuseries Super Junior: The Last Man S...
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Tokyo Olympics: Smart TV Installed At Olympian Salima Tete's House On Jharkhand Chief Minister's Instruction
Tokyo Olympics: A smart TV was installled at Indian women's hockey team player Sailma Tete's home on the direction of Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren after the government came to know that Tete's parents couldn't watch her play at the Olympics because they didn't possess a TV.
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Watch: At Wrestler Ravi Dahiya's Home, The Moment He Makes Winning Move
A TV in a small room in wrestler Ravi Dahiya's house in Haryana is showing him duel with his opponent from Kazakhstan in the Tokyo Olympics. There is silence in the room, occupied by Mr Dahiya's family members and several of their neighbours.
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Tokyo 2020: Swimmer Kaylee McKeown Dropped F-Bomb On Live TV After Olympic Gold. Mother Said This
Kaylee McKeown's mum says she'll have a word with her daughter after the Australian sensation dropped an F-bomb on live TV.
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Tokyo Olympics Opening Ceremony: Priyanka Chopra Cheered For Indian Contingent, All The Way From London
Priyanka Chopra, who played the role of Mary Kom in the boxer's biopic, wrote, "Mary Kom, gave an extra loud cheer for you"
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Tokyo Olympics: Sponsor Toyota Says No Olympic Ads During Games
Tokyo 2020 sponsor Toyota won't run any Olympic TV ads during the Games or send executives to the opening ceremony, an official said on Monday, as the coronavirus-hit event struggles for public support.
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Tokyo Olympics: Cameras To Monitor Stress During Knock-Out Matches Of Archery, Says Report
Tokyo Olympics: Archers' stress levels could be seen live on TV during elimination rounds at the Tokyo Games, said a report.
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Japan Journalist Wins #MeToo Case Against Reporter With Links To PM Abe
A Tokyo court Wednesday awarded 3.3 million yen ($30,000) in damages to journalist Shiori Ito, who accused a former TV reporter of rape in one of the most high-profile cases of the #MeToo movement in Japan.
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Amazon, Sony, Xiaomi, Samsung Devices Successfully Hacked at Pwn2Own Tokyo 2019
A number of popular devices from the likes of Amazon, Netgear, Sony, Samsung, TP-Link, and Xiaomi were hacked by various white hat hacker teams as part of Pwn2Own Tokyo 2019 competition.
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'Death By Overwork': Occupational Hazard For Japan's Media
The news that a young reporter at Japan's public broadcaster had worked herself to death came as little surprise to those inside the country's media, where a culture of excessively long hours has become the norm
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Toshiba Said to Be Under Pressure to Consider Plan B as Chip Sale Falters
Excerpt Unless Toshiba closes a deal by March, a gaping balance-sheet hole will prompt automatic delisting of its shares from Tokyo's stock market.
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Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai Promises Profitability, But Is Short on Specifics
"We are a company that moves people," said Chief Executive Kazuo Hirai, as he outlined the strategy for the company at its Tokyo headquarters Tuesday.
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Japanese Electronics Makers Counting on 4K TVs With Higher Price Tags
8K broadcasts will start before 2020, when the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games will be held.
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Shinzo Abe, Seeking New Spark for Japan High-Tech, Meets Silicon Valley Chiefs
In the 1980s when Sony and Toshiba were setting the agenda in the global TV and memory chip markets Japan was bristling with confidence as a hub of technological innovation.
