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BUSINESS/FINANCIAL DESK | August 12, 2002, Monday

MEDIA; As Tokyo Loses Luster, Foreign Media Move On

By JAMES BROOKE (NYT) 913 words
Late Edition - Final, Section C, Page 5, Column 1

ABSTRACT - Newspapers are closing their Tokyo bureaus and using stringers, or reporters paid by the article, as Japan's economy shrinks and editors choose to cover more dynamic countries; for old Japan hands who have seen ups and downs of world interest in Japan, latest move has ring of familiarity; Bruce Dunning, Asia bureau chief of CBS, notes difficulty of reporting on changein Japan, which is generally minute, incremental,and occurring without visible social friction;photo (M)

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