Japan In Japan, the main public broadcaster is the NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation).

He was forced into making a public confession on Hong Kong broadcaster Phoenix TV in February.

And in 2013, women warriors played a leading role in a historial drama by Japanese public broadcaster NHK.

The drama over the Keyakizaka46 apology keeps getting coverage on NHK (the national public broadcaster)'s morning programs.

To do its part, NHK, the national public broadcaster, prepared a mini site devoted to Trump's election, with documentary video.

He said to state run broadcaster China Central Television

Also killed was a well known broadcaster, Ruhila Adatia.

Just last week, the director of South Sudan s public broadcaster, Adil Faris Mayat, was detained because he did not broadcast a presidential speech live.

(works best if read in British Broadcaster David Attenborough voice)

There was no other solution for the broadcaster but equality.

As many as 10,000 people, who gathered first at the central Freedom Square, later marched on the Public Broadcaster demanding that the protest be broadcast live.

Russia's public is outraged, not because the loss of TV 6 appears as a triumph of politics as usual, but because it leaves one less broadcaster to entertain.

RAI 1, the flagship television channel of the national public service broadcaster and the most watched channel in Italy, is developing a humanitarian aid show in reality form.

The state owned broadcaster, the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcaster (IRIB), claimed Jahangir was a heretic and called her Qadiani , a derogatory term used for members of the Ahmadiyya Islamic movement.

I thought he seemed cold and inhuman, one Utoya survivor told Norwegian broadcaster NRK.

State broadcaster CCTV will launch a worldwide program to explain the Chinese position on international affairs.

Every year, DR, Denmark's national broadcaster, and a dozen Danish NGOs host a nationwide fundraising event.

The broadcaster NOS cited the BBC as its source for the story more than an hour later.

She decided to quit her job at China s state broadcaster, CCTV, to take care of her daughter.

According to Kyrgyzstan's state broadcaster, Altybasarova kept and treasured letters from her adopted children until her death.

(New York based Chinese language broadcaster NTDTV used footage from the video clip in their news report).

Louis Studs Terkel (May 16, 1912 October 31, 2008) was an American author, historian, actor, and broadcaster.

NHK, the national broadcaster, interviewed Akimoto and an associate company, Seed and Flower, about the controversy surrounding the uniforms.

On such fundamental issues of Arab consensus, it is simply illogical to expect an Arab broadcaster to be even handed.

Appearing every evening on national broadcaster NHK, Close up Gendai was long regarded as one of Japan's best news programs.

After Germany's international broadcaster Deutsche Welle published an article about Temelín's competition, it was picked up by numerous international media.

Public office is about public service.

Buffett revealed that he had purchased IBM shares totalling 10.7 billion dollars since March on the US business news broadcaster CNBC.

Take, for instance, my experience with a local broadcaster to get our party s script cleared for TV during this general election.

Kuniya Hiroko, a highly regarded broadcaster was also forced out of her long running show Close up Gendai this past month.

Public procurement and management of public finances

Public health.

Public information

Public policy

Public sector

Public reporting

Public usage

Public Domain

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Germany's public international broadcaster Deutsche Welle tracked one such website owner, who claimed he's not doing it because he likes Trump, but because publishing articles about him earn him a decent monthly income of about 600 to 1,000 Euros ( 665 1109). Photo montage Trump's Veles.

Nor is public diplomacy merely a public relations campaign.