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Akiyama, Takashiro – Studies of Broadcasting, 1984
Teletext broadcasting in the Japanese Language was begun in 1983 by the NHK (Japanese Broadcasting Corporation). It adopts the Pattern Transmission Method, since over 3,000 Chinese characters, in addition to the 46 Katakana and 46 Hiragana syllabaries, are necessary to write sentences in Japanese. Currently, the teletext programs consist of news,…
Descriptors: Communication Skills, Deaf Interpreting, Educational Television, Foreign Countries
