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<Direct Interview with a Cabinet Minister> Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications Yoshimasa Hayashi, Who Doesn't Call Newspapers and Television "Old-Fashioned," Talks About How "This Generation Is More Vulnerable than Young People" in the Age of Social Media.

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Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications Yoshimasa Hayashi refers to newspapers and television as "classic media." He is also the minister in charge of broadcasting, including television. We conducted a direct interview with Mr. Hayashi to find out how he views the old media. This is part one.
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Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications Yoshimasa Hayashi refers to newspapers and television as "classic media." He is also the minister in charge of broadcasting, including television. We conducted a direct interview with Mr. Hayashi to find out how he views the old media. This is part one.

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toyokeizai.net broke the news on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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