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NTV Group (As of July 1, 2008) Television Broadcasting Culture-Related Business Other Business Program Planning and Production Event Planning and Production Novelty Product Sales NTV Group Holdings Inc.* NTV EVENTS Inc.* NTV Service Inc.* NTV Technical Resources Inc.* AX-ON Inc.* Copyright Management Facility Management Nippon Television Art Inc.* Nippon Television Music Corporation* Nippon Television Work 24 Corporation* NTV America Company* Rights Inn Corporation NTV International Corporation* Professional Football Team Management Nippon Television Network Europe B.V. Audio and Visual Content Planning, Nippon Television Football Club Co., Ltd.* NTV Personnel Center Corp. Production and Sale (TOKYO VERDY 1969) J.M.P Co., Ltd. VAP Inc.* Nishinihon Eizo Corporation VAP Music Publishing Inc. Internet and Broadband Nagasaki Vision Corp. Forecast Communications Inc.* Kagoshima Vision Corporation Shopping portal site and other NTV IT Produce Corporation Kanazawa Eizo Center Corporation businesses B-BAT Inc. Nagano Visual Center Corporation NitteleSeven Co., Ltd.* CYBIRD Mobilecasting Inc. Cosmo Space Co., Ltd. Promedia Co., Ltd. Art Exhibition Planning Art Exhibition Goods Sales Mamma Aiuto Inc. Art Yomiuri Co., Ltd. Broadcasting Service BS Nippon Corporation Creation and operation of a portal site Other CS Nippon Corporation for modern art SOUND INN STUDIOS INC. YOMIURI TELECASTING CORPORATION TOKYO ART CROSS Inc. RF Radio Nippon Co., Ltd. Fukuoka Broadcasting Corporation Radio Nippon Create Inc. RF Music Publisher Inc. Shiodome Urban Energy Corporation *Consolidated subsidiary NTV Global Network NTV Network Stations (Japan) NTV/NNN Overseas News Bureaus The Sapporo Television Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (STV) Hiroshima Telecasting Co., Ltd. (HTV) NTV International Corporation RAB Aomori Broadcasting Corporation (RAB) Yamaguchi Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (KRY) Nippon Television Network Europe B.V. TV IWATE CORPORATION (TVI) JRT Shikoku Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (JRT) MIYAGI TELEVISION BROADCASTING CO., LTD. (MMT) NISHINIPPON BROADCASTING CO., LTD. (RNC) London Akita Broadcasting System (ABS) Nankai Broadcasting CO., LTD. (RNB) Paris Yamagata Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (YBC) Kochi Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (RKC) Moscow Fukushima Central Television CO., LTD. (FCT) Fukuoka Broadcasting Corporation (FBS) Cairo TELEVISION NIIGATA NETWORK (TeNY) NAGASAKI INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION Beijing BROADCASTING, INC. (NIB) TV.Shinshu Broadcasting Co., LTD. (TSB) Shanghai KKT Corporation (KKT) Yamanashi Broadcasting System (YBS) Seoul Television Oita System Co., ltd. (TOS) Shizuoka Daiichi Television Corporation (SDT) Bangkok Miyazaki Telecasting Co., ltd. (UMK) KITANIHON Broadcasting CO., LTD. (KNB) New York Kagoshima Yomiuri Television Corporation (KYT) TELEVISION KANAZAWA Corporation (KTK) Washington, D.C. FUKUI BROADCASTING CORPORATION (FBC) Los Angeles CHUKYO TV BROADCASTING CO., LTD. (CTV) YOMIURI TELECASTING CORPORATION (YTV) NIHONKAI TELECASTING CO., LTD. (NKT) ANNUAL REPORT 2008 NIPPON TELEVISION NETWORK 71 NTV_(E)_p43-72_1006.indd 71 08.10.24 7:40:41 PM.

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