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Il gruppo giapponese di elettronica Toshiba ha annunciato oggi che smetterà di produrre telefonini in Giappone da ottobre, affidando la produzione in outsource all'estero per tagliare i costi mentre la domanda ristagna. Le vendite di cellulari in Giappone sono precipitate di circa il 30% nello scorso anno finanziario e sta emergendo un nuovo modello di business che spinge in alto i prezzi dei portatili, col risultato che gli utenti tengono più a lungo il loro apparecchio prima di cambiarlo, mentre la crisi economica indebolisce a sua volta la domanda. Le vendite di telefonini per Toshiba si sono dimezzate nell'ultimo anno finanziario, provocando la sua prima perdita nel risultato operativo annuale degli ultimi cinque anni. La società che è sesto produttore in Giappone col 7% di quote di mercato ha detto che continuerà a produrre cellulari in Cina mentre sta spostando la propria attenzione sul segmento dei cellulari con funzioni da computer.

 

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The World Bank presidential race is being hotly contested.

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If a major earthquake hits the "Nankai Trough" off central and western Japan's Pacific coast, the resulting tsunami could tower two to three times higher than previously estimated, according to an expert government panel announcement on March 31.

Kaleidoscope of the Heart: Having one's own sanctuary for grief

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DPJ, LDP should form consensus on consumption tax hike

With a consumption tax hike set for deliberation by the Diet, the ruling Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) and the largest opposition Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) must now more than ever do their utmost to form a consensus on the issue.

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Thirty six applicants passed the first care worker exam held for foreign care workers under Japan's Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) with Indonesia and the Philippines.

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Insider trading clouds confidence in Japanese financial market

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Editorial: Japan must take more active role in nuclear security

Japan barely left an impression at the Nuclear Security Summit held in Seoul on March 26 and 27.

Editorial: Japan has duty to help other nations through ODA

One point of note in the recently completed Ministry of Foreign Affairs whitepaper on Japan's overseas Official Development Assistance (ODA) programs is how many of the nations that came to this country's assistance after the March 2011 disasters did so expressing thanks for those ODA efforts.

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Japan's postwar nuclear policy lingers

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Psychiatrists' work at their consultation rooms is not limited only to providing psychological care.

Remembering and remaking that which was destroyed

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Learning what it means to be a journalist through disaster victims

Having reported from areas deeply affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake, tsunami and ensuing nuclear crisis since immediately after their outbreak, the question of whether I've been able to convey the disaster survivors' reality weighs increasingly more heavily on my mind.

Post-Fukushima meltdown energy saving far easier ride than 1970s oil shocks

There is a growing number of students at Josai International University majoring in social and environmental studies, and one of the issues they study is energy policy.

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The Mainichi answers common questions readers may have about a potential magnitude 7-class earthquake that could strike directly beneath the Tokyo metropolitan area.

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Politics › G-8 discuss Syria, hostage ransoms, tax evasion on last day of summit

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National › JR East offering one couple chance to get married on Yamanote line

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World › Suicide bombers kill 31 in Baghdad

Twin suicide bombings killed 31 people after midday prayers at a Shiite Muslim religious center in Baghdad on Tuesday, the latest in violence sparking fears of a revival of full-blown sectarian bloodshed. Several students from an adjacent university were among the dead, with dozens of others wounded, while security forces…

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World › At least 50 terror plots foiled by U.S. spy programs: NSA chief

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National › No. of suicides drops below 30,000 for first time in 15 years

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Crime › Mummified remains found in restaurant in Morioka

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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday claimed victory over anti-government protesters after a heavy crackdown, as police raided homes and arrested dozens of demonstrators in a bid to stamp out nearly three weeks of unrest. After a weekend of clashes sparked by the eviction of protesters from Istanbul's…

World › Suicide bomber kills 27 at Pakistan funeral

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Giappone: niente più copie DVD
martedì 07 dicembre 2010

Bandita anche la duplicazione fatta in casa dal legittimo proprietario del disco per un uso esclusivamente personale

Il Giappone si prepara a mettere al bando senza eccezioni la copia dei film in Dvd e Blu-ray, anche con la duplicazione fatta in casa dal legittimo proprietario del disco per un uso esclusivamente personale.

Secondo quanto riporta il quotidiano 'Asahi', l'Agenzia governativa per gli Affari culturali intende mettere a punto un provvedimento per modificare l'attuale legge sul copyright, da presentare in Parlamento il prossimo anno. Al centro dell'iniziativa c'è il divieto assoluto di copia dei dischi, permesso invece dalle norme vigenti limitatamente a fini privati e senza scopo di lucro, anche se non è prevista l'istituzione di una pena per la duplicazione casalinga illegale.

Insieme al divieto di copia, l'Agenzia inserirà una serie di norme per rendere fuori legge i software che permettono tramite il computer di decifrare codici criptati dei dischi commerciali, che vengono in questo modo resi usufruibili per la registrazione e la riproduzione su altri supporti non autorizzati. Anche il mercato dei videogame sarà tutelato dalla nuova normativa: saranno infatti definitivamente messe al bando anche le controverse modifiche effettuate sulle console, che consistono nell'aggiunta di un chip interno capace di far leggere alla macchina anche i giochi piratati normalmente non riconosciuti.