Articles from Japan Inc. (January 1, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Anime in America: Japan's animated movies have risen from cult status to cultural force in the US. Next up for the moviemakers: winning approval from Mom and Dad.	Gardiner, Debbi		2312
Bowing and scraping. (Blowfish).			65
Business in Japan just became affordable Miyazaki helps call centers slash costs. (Advertisement).	Fujimoto, Kyoko		1904
Cars for the M generation: Toyota's G-Book steers online autos to the masses. (Upfront).	Nakada, Gail		1141
Chiba offers offices at half price to foreign firms. (Upfront).			57
Correction.			29
Debunking Japanese Stereotypes. (Upfront).	Rutledge, Bruce		413
Directory listings.			1621
Dr. Oh No! The name is Bomb. James Bomb.	Schreiber, Mark		2138
Feeding that foreign TV habit: you don't have to rely on videotapes from Mom anymore; many shows can be found via broadband and P2P. (Upfront).	McCracken, Mark		1100
Feeding your pet through your cellphone. (Upfront).			80
For the occasional hotspot user. (Radar Screen).		Brief Article	109
France's brand new baby i-mode. (Upfront).			241
Government worried about foreign exodus from stock market. (Upfront).			113
Hot dog: Canine translator gives Fido the gift of gab. (Upfront).	Hornyak, Tim		643
International Schools in Japan. (Special Advertising Section).	Braun, Stuart		4162
Interpreters to the rescue. (Radar Screen).		Brief Article	111
Japan's TV broadcasters trail in race to go digital. (Upfront).	Kawakami, Sumie		333
Law firms going global in Japan. (Special Advertising Section: Law Firms in Japan).	Saito, Mayumi		3746
Making water. (Blowfish).			84
Microsoft to let government see source code. (Upfront).			82
Moonlighting for crumbs. (Blowfish).			121
Nanotechnology in Japan. (A Special Section for Professional Investors Focused on Japan: Investor Insight).	Allum, Jonathan		2017
Portable wizardry from WiLL. (Upfront).			274
Recruiting for restructuring. (Sponsored Section).			1486
Risky work. (Blowfish).			71
Smoke gets in your eyes. (Blowfish).			119
So much for "buy and hold": persistent bear markets should be shaking our faith in a fundamental investing tenet. (Money Watch).	Whitten, Darrel		1887
Telecom story updated. (Upfront).			168
Test time for universities: as the number of college-age students dwindles, schools fight to stand out amid the crowd. One university's answer; give the freshmen laptops, wire the campus and teach mass communications. (Upfront).	Kohli, Dipika		968
The year ahead.			5090
Tiger's 13 strokes back. (Blowfish).			207
To the editor.		Letter to the Editor	575
Why things go wrong. (Blowfish).			279
Wildseed on making ringtones sing. (Upfront).			658