We want to make our notice more thorough. We have placed announcements through television, newspapers and other media but there may be people who do not see them.

We'd like to secure production capacity to meet our target of a 40 percent share of the global plasma display panel market. We'd need more than 100 billion yen ($874 million) if we build a new factory.

Since we have caused a nuisance to the society, our basic stance is to track down the whereabouts of every last one of them.

There's over $100 billion of local advertising dollars that are spent on newspapers, radio, television stations, and yellow pages. Where will those dollars migrate in the future?

With so much media consolidation, less than a dozen companies now own most of the newspapers, magazines, books and TV stations. Local public access centers have become the only place where average people can go to get their message and stories across and petition their government for change.

To say there's no more of a heinous crime, you must not be reading the newspapers or watching television because there are all kinds of stories out there of little girls getting taken and killed. I can think of thousands of crimes that are more heinous.