GW-243

Submitted by Japan Inc on July 7, 2006

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Issue No. 243
Friday July 7, 2006

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JIN-374 -- The Sandwich Man on the Platform

Submitted by Japan Inc on July 4, 2006

Commentary on the Week's Business, Technology and Cultural News
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Issue No. 374
Tuesday July 4, 2006 TOKYO

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== Entrepreneur Association of Tokyo - July 11th - Speaker: Tim Romero ==

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GW-242

Submitted by Japan Inc on June 29, 2006

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Issue No. 242
Thursday June 29, 2006

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MMW-100 -- Chaku-uta Full, DoCoMo Style

Submitted by Japan Inc on June 27, 2006

While there is only enough memory available to store about 10 songs on the dedicated handset, the P902iS, it supports miniSD cards of up to 2GB in size, enough to hold about 1,000 tracks.

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JIN-373 -- A Whale of a Mystique Trumps Science

Submitted by Japan Inc on June 27, 2006

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Commentary on the Week's Business, Technology and Cultural News
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Issue No. 373
Tuesday June 27, 2006 TOKYO

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@@ VIEWPOINT: A Whale of a Mystique Trumps Science

== Entrepreneur Association of Tokyo - July 11th - Speaker: Tim Romero ==

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GW-241

Submitted by Japan Inc on June 23, 2006

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Issue No. 241
Friday June 23, 2006

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JIN-372 -- Waking up to "the Issue of Immigration"

Submitted by Japan Inc on June 20, 2006

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Commentary on the Week's Business, Technology and Cultural News
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Issue No. 372
Tuesday June 20, 2006 TOKYO

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@@ VIEWPOINT: Waking up to "the Issue of Immigration"

== Entrepreneur Association of Tokyo - July 11th - Speaker: Tim Romero ==

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MMW-99 -- NTT DoCoMo Releases First 'Chaku-uta Full' Phone

Submitted by Japan Inc on June 18, 2006

Panasonic's new FOMA phone (P902iS) goes on sale today in shops across Japan. At the same time, a much anticipated content category will appear for the first time on NTT DoCoMo's portal menu: Chaku-uta Full.

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GW-240 -- Digital Cowboy Movie Cowboy

Submitted by Japan Inc on June 18, 2006

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Issue No. 240
Friday June 16, 2006

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Name: Digital Cowboy Movie Cowboy
Category: Media player
Price: Open Price; estimated around 24,800 yen
Release date in Japan: Late June 2006

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WW-153 -- Softbank's Acquisition of Vodafone K.K. Would Benefit Consumers

Submitted by Japan Inc on June 18, 2006

Vodafone announced last week it was in talks with Softbank to sell its Japan subsidiary. The price tag? USD15 to USD17 billion, according to analysts' estimates. The news was well received by the financial markets, driving up Softbank's market cap. Not much was said, however, about Softbank's motives.

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