Yes. Starting with this term's case, we plan to review our internal guidelines on reporting methodology validity comprehensively. Even with public-interest value, rigorous deliberation is required on how far unauthorized filming should be permitted. (N2 lesson 61)
Exactly. If there's too much to take in, viewers don't know where to look, and the emergency information gets across far less well. As long as we carry the role of a public broadcaster, we should keep a simple design that even the elderly and children can understand at a glance. (N2 lesson 112)
Legal Counsel Togashi, regarding the artisan documentary feature slated for tonight's broadcast: what is the status of the rights clearance for the acoustic guitar instrumental cue in the climax? (N2 lesson 116)
Right, Taro. Keep preconceptions out when pointing the mic. Reporting political wins and losses is merely documenting a game. Bringing out how this affects the daily lives of citizens who hold sovereignty is the core of street reporting. (N2 lesson 164)
A wonderful movement demonstrating the rise of civic sovereignty consciousness. Citizens as taxpayers hold legitimate rights to know what their representatives debate in the council. (N3 lesson 150)
