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Fuji TV Expects 23-B.-Yen Revenue Dent Due to Nakai Scandal

Fuji TV Expects 23-B.-Yen Revenue Dent Due to Nakai Scandal

   Tokyo, Jan. 30 (Jiji Press)--Fuji Television Network Inc. said Thursday that it expects advertising revenues in fiscal 2024 to be 23.3 billion yen lower than its previous forecast, after many companies suspended their commercials following a scandal involving former pop star Masahiro Nakai.
   The broadcaster, projecting its ad revenues to total 125.2 billion yen in the year through March, expects to fall into the red. Its parent, Fuji Media Holdings Inc., revised down its fiscal 2024 consolidated earnings forecasts as a result.

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