May 2004 Issue
On the cover: Disc Doctor NakaMats Shakes Up Corporate Japan
"I'm going to live to be 144 years old."
Design: David Beattie
May 2004
No. 55
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May 2004 Issue
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Bizzare Bazaar In Japan, used-car auctions are a booming business. We visit the busiest auctioneers in their sprawling new Yokohama venue to find out why. |
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Inventor's Vengeance Wacky Doctor NakaMats (Yoshiro Nakamatsu), inventor of the 3.5-inch floppy disk, and the battle for remuneration from corporate Japan. |
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Bolster Your Bottom Line Through Recruiting An improving economy means intense recruitment pressure. |
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Editor Consensus-seeking, conflict-avoiding, corporate Japan is getting a jolt this year in the form of a mini-rebellion. |
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Contributors |
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Buzz: The latest talk. Anime Fair 04, Super CEOs, Koizumi ... |
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G-Spot: The latest gadgets. E-LETS PC, 3CCD VDR, Digital Rangefinder Camera ... |
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Tech Talk: The latest tech. Canon Takes on GE, Panasonic Pushes DVDs ... |
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Upfront: A Hollow Hokkaido A historic village is a microcosm for northern woes. |
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Upfront: The Storytellers David McCaughan and McCann Pulse tell it like it is. |
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Voice: From Tokyo to the World "Go West, young man," say two Tokyo-based media brothers. |
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Investor Insight: Terrorism, the US Correction and Japan Our analyst tackles the terrorism tax and tips on Japan. |
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Kansai: Suntory's World-Class Malts Kansai's very own whisky rebellion. |
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Look: Beneath the Beeches Contemplating lost Japan. |
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Blowfish | ||
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No More Kotatsu This month's consumer surveys. |
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