New Leaders in Japan Seek to End Cozy Ties to Press Clubs (Published 2009)

TOKYO � Twice a week, Japan’s new minister of financial services is forced to hold two back-to-back news conferences: one for the members of Japan’s exclusive press clubs, the second for other journalists. He does so because the press club members refused his proposal to open the conferences to nonmembers. Even though the agency provides the rooms for the meetings, the press club demanded that the

[nise_oshou]

元記事これか。

[yukidarumays]

via　神保哲生official blog;アメリカのジャーナリズムが見る日本の「記者クラブ制度」

[doopylily55]

日本の恥だ、フルタシンジ　”“What if someone tried to commit suicide or burn themselves to death at a press conference? Who would take responsibility for that?””

[kenken610]

これが本当の炎上マーケティング

[enemyoffreedom]

“What if someone tried to commit suicide or burn themselves to death at a press conference? Who would take responsibility for that?” 風の息づかいを感じていれば事前に気配があるはずなので大丈夫では

[iouri]

What if someone tried to commit suicide or burn themselves to death at a press conference? Who would take responsibility for that?

[limitusus]

Terrible

[sasakitoshinao]

毎日古田信二記者「記者クラブはジャーナリストのふりをした人物が勝手に入ってこないよう保証するため」「そういう人物が記者クラブで焼身自殺したら誰が責任をとるのか？」。何を言ってるんだ、この人は。

[westerndog]

「a reporter for the daily newspaper Mainichi」「“What if someone tried to commit suicide or burn themselves to death at a press conference? Who would take responsibility for that?”」

[sarutoru]

→なぜか突拍子もないセキュリティの心配をしているShinji Furuta（Mainichi Shimbun）、秩序が一番大事♪