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Articles in Jan, 2003 issue of Japan, Inc.

• Portable wizardry from WiLL - Upfront
• Law firms going global in Japan - Special Advertising Section: Law Firms in Japan
  by Mayumi Saito
• Moonlighting for crumbs - Blowfish
• Government worried about foreign exodus from stock market - Upfront
• 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
  by Mark McCracken
• Directory listings
• Microsoft to let government see source code - Upfront
• 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
  by Debbi Gardiner
• Making water - Blowfish
• Telecom story updated - Upfront
• Hot dog: Canine translator gives Fido the gift of gab - Upfront
  by Tim Hornyak
• Nanotechnology in Japan - A Special Section for Professional Investors Focused on Japan: Investor Insight
  by Jonathan Allum
• Smoke gets in your eyes - Blowfish
• To the editor - Letter to the Editor
• Wildseed on making ringtones sing - Upfront
• The year ahead - Japan
• Bowing and scraping - Blowfish
• Chiba offers offices at half price to foreign firms - Upfront
• 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
  by Dipika Kohli
• Business in Japan just became affordable Miyazaki helps call centers slash costs - Advertisement
  by Kyoko Fujimoto
• Tiger's 13 strokes back - Blowfish
• Feeding your pet through your cellphone - Upfront
• Interpreters to the rescue - Radar Screen - Brief Article
• So much for "buy and hold": persistent bear markets should be shaking our faith in a fundamental investing tenet - Money Watch
  by Darrel Whitten
• Japan's TV broadcasters trail in race to go digital - Upfront
  by Sumie Kawakami
• For the occasional hotspot user - Radar Screen - Brief Article
• Recruiting for restructuring - Sponsored Section
• Correction
• France's brand new baby i-mode - Upfront
• Dr. Oh No! The name is Bomb. James Bomb
  by Mark Schreiber
• Risky work - Blowfish
• Debunking Japanese Stereotypes - Upfront
  by Bruce Rutledge
• Cars for the M generation: Toyota's G-Book steers online autos to the masses - Upfront
  by Gail Nakada
• International Schools in Japan - Special Advertising Section
  by Stuart Braun
• Why things go wrong - Blowfish