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Japan: TV Ads Instead of Earthquake Warning

Written byJuliana Rincón Parra

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Posted 17 March 2011 6:55 GMT

Boing Boing blog points us towards a video that shows us the programming in 6 main TV channels in Japan during the Earthquake: sadly, most channels didn't even bother to noticeably show the earthquake warning, opting instead for continuing with the advertisements. TimeOutTokyo commented: “This is why we watch NHK.”

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Written byJuliana Rincón Parra

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