Japan Newspaper Publishers and Editors Association
- Japan Newspaper Publishers and Editors Association
Japan Newspaper Publishers and Editors Association, the "Nihon Shinbun Kyokai" (NSK), is an entirely independent and voluntary organization funded and operated by the mass media of Japan. NSK was established on July 23, 1946. Its express purpose is to elevate ethical standards in reporting and protect and promote the media's common interests. [ [http://www.pressnet.or.jp/english/index.htm Pressnet] ]
The functions of NSK fall into the following six categories:
*(A) maintenance and elevation of ethical standards
*(B) coordination, protection and promotion of common interests
*(C) research
*(D) seminars
*(E) public relations
*(F) international activities
The NSK is involved in conducting seminars and lectures, and compiling a newsletter in an effort to increase education of the newspaper business in Japan and around the world. [ [http://www.nni.nikkei.co.jp/FR/AWG/recs/JPServi0034340.html Japan Newspaper Publishers & Editors Association] ]
NSK's study, "Newspapers Take On The Digital Information Age; Can Journalism Survive?" came to four main conclusions.
* (1) ...that it is becoming more important for editors and publishers to make every effort to heighten the reliability of newspapers in the multimedia age.
* (2) ...that in order to protect newspaper's public role as a medium of expression and reporting.
* (3) ...that newspapers should try to aggressively take part in electronic and electric wave media that merge telecommunications and broadcasting services.
* (4) ...that newspapers should unite to solve such imminent problems. [ [http://www.ojr.org/japan/research/1048098923.php "Japan Media Review", USC] ]
References
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ee also
* Junnosuke Ofusa
* Junichi Ueno
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