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Articles in August, 2003 issue of Japan, Inc.

• Raising the bar - more lawyers sought
  by Leo Lewis
• A crime for the ages - digital shoplifting - Brief Article
• Tigers, Tigers burning bright: can a Kansai institution convert pennants into pennies? - Hanshin Tigers baseball team
  by Dominic Al-Badri
• Sharp LC-22AA1 - The Pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc.'s newsletter - Brief Article
• Playing by the rules: Business Rules Management Systems allow businesses to automate and streamline processes, improving global efficiency and reducing costs - Sponsored Section
  by Lance Webb
• To the editor - Letter to the Editor
  by Oliver Wood
• Thirdwave NC602 - MP3 player - Brief Article
• The face that makes Fuji Rock: Masahiro Hidaka, the man who sold Japan on good music and good times - Interview
  by Michael Lara
• Apple G5 - The Pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc.'s newsletter - Brief Article
• Why do Cybirds suddenly appear? The migration path of a mobile Internet company - Upfront - Company Profile
  by Alex Stewart
• Peace of mind? - various aspects of Japan
• Beached whale banquet - beached whales should be eaten - Brief Article
• If you build it, they will come: from bog to boomtown, Shiodome's excellent adventure is just beginning - business, residential and commercial waterfront development on Tokyo Bay
  by Tim Hornyak
• Corporate Sam Spades: Japan's top private investigators take aim at corporate corruption
  by Roland Kelts
• Attain CoolOne - The Pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc.'s newsletter - Brief Article
• Japanese biotech: a plan for the future: why Japan has been slow to succeed—and how that may change - Upfront - Industry Overview
  by Balaji K
• Risky biz: Pachinko is pervasive and profitable. And with Japan's politicians now pushing for casinos, it just might be a prototype
  by Tony McNicol
• From the editor - Letter to the Editor
• HeavyMoon naviPod TT-NI-01/02 - The Pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc.'s newsletter - Brief Article
• Toying with hearts and minds: with Christmas fast approaching, the race is on to work out what the kids want - toymaker Bandai
  by Leo Lewis
• Cube51 CPU PC - The Pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc.'s newsletter - Brief Article
• Manga and the Matrix: Japan's cultural and linguistic influences on the Matrix series - Upfront
  by Richard Donovan
• Fuel cells for the masses - Brief Article
• Saving subsistence with cash and care: Alaska's far northern tribes trade oil—seal oil
  by Roland Kelts
• From classroom to boardroom: entrepreneurs from Japan's teaching programs lay stakes many miles from home
  by Marcus Chidgey
• NTT targets China - Brief Article
• To brew or not to brew? Japanese tea cafes are the new rage in casual consumption—but they're not all the same
  by Ayai Tomisawa
• Market research in Japan: it's one of the world's biggest consumer markets, but when it comes to market research, Japan is way behind. Now two companies are changing all that for good - Special Advertising Section
  by Benjamin Freedland