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	The fifth edition (2006-2007 edition) of NHK Broadcasting Studies, an English journal dispatched from Atago-yama to broadcasting media researchers and research institutions around the world, has been completed. Since its first edition was published, this journal has received a flood of correspondence from researchers, universities, and libraries throughout the world, thus proving to be a powerful tool in constructing a global network suitable for the digital broadcasting era. -English only-


NHK BROADCASTING STUDIES


-English only-



Ｃontributors to this issue Assessing Performance on NHK Promises: Methods and Approaches TSUJI Masatsugu “Making It Happen,” Creativity, and Audiences: A BBC Case Study Susan SPINDLER and Caroline VAN DEN BRUL Governance and Accountability in Public Service Broadcasting: Lessons from the Latest BBC Charter Review NAKAMURA Yoshiko The Analogue Switch-off and Total Digital Coverage SUZUKI Yuji The Spread of Multimedia and Changes in Information Behavior: From the Research Project “People and Media Usage in Japan” WATANABE Seiji and YONEKURA Ritsuo Changes and Trends in Media Use: From the Results of the 2005 Japanese Time Use Survey YOSHIDA Rie and NAKANO Sachiko Growing Internet Use and TV Viewing Patterns: From “The Japanese and Television 2005” Survey HARA Miwako and TERUI Daisuke Public Broadcasting and Digitization of Television: Survey of IPTV Subscribers MIURA Motoi and KOBAYASHI Ken’ichi Fading Memories of the Atomic Bomb and Growing Fears of Nuclear War KOBAYASHI Toshiyuki Media Exposure and Development of Young Children: Infants and Television NISHIMURA Noriko History of NHK Broadcasting Culture Research Institute(BUNKEN)

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