While some advisory board members praised specific stories or stressed the need for improvement in some articles and headlines that appeared in The Japan Times over the last half year, others offered recommendations for design and the use of graphics.
Times advisory board meets, offers recommendations
The four-member Japan Times Media Advisory Board met at the newspaper’s office in Tokyo’s Minato Ward on May 12 to review the paper’s reporting in the past six months. It was the body’s third meeting. In it, the advisers offered a broad range of observations and recommendations.
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