The NHK Broadcasting Culture Research Institute was founded in 1946 as the first facility for comprehensive research to be operated by a broadcasting station. Through research in various fields addressing the times and the issues of society, it strives to deepen and enrich the quality of broadcasting culture.
Summaries and reports of the Institute's research and surveys in English.
The Roles Played by Jurists in the Formation of Institution
Centering on Research Trends since 2000
From the Internet Survey on Media Use at the Hokkaido Eastern Iburi Earthquake
Examining the Ways to Curb the Spread of Rumors in the Social Media Age
What Was Conveyed by “Lecture Broadcasting” and “School Broadcasting”? (vol.2)
The Current Status of Public Service Broadcasting in Europe Indicated in the Speech by the BBC Director-General Tony Hall
What Was Conveyed by “Lecture Broadcasting” and “School Broadcasting”? (vol.1)
The Year 1964 for Broadcasting and the Capital of Japan
The Potential of Utilizing NHK’s Disaster-Preparedness Content
How Broadcasters Are to Address Media Diversity in the Digital Age
Survey and research publications produced by the Institute.
About the history and organization of the NHK Broadcasting Culture Research Institute.
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