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Articles in Nov, 2003 issue of Japan, Inc.

• Song DCR-IP1K - The Pulse 2 - Brief Article
• Helping the little guys to survive: BB net B2B portal ambitions showing results - Sponsored Section
  by John Dodd
• Matsushita D-Snaps - The Pulse 2 - Matsushita Audio Video Sdn. Bhd. unveils new gadgets - Brief Article
• And justice for all … Nick Baker is imprisoned in Japan. Should he be? The Japanese justice system is in crisis. As with many of the country's darker problems, it has taken a foreigner to bring the rot to light
  by Leo Lewis
• Bandai "8" Portable Record Player - The Pulse 2
• Are the expats back? - Relocations
  by John Dodd
• Kyocera Finecam SL300R - The Pulse 2 - digital camera - Brief Article
• A Kerama kind of day - Look
  by Michael E. Stanley
• Audio Technica AT-DSP300 - The Pulse 2
• Dating goes global: Tokyo dating agency Destina straddles the seas to link up the lonely - Sponsored Section
  by Benjamin Freedland
• From the editors
  by Roland Kelts
• Touring Sakhalin's Japanese past: oil and a shared history bring Japanese tourists to Russia's Siberian isle - Upfront
• "Farewell, dear Isle!" The cost of demilitarizing Okinawa: Okinawans may soon get what many of them have long wanted: the departure of US troops and the return of their land. But be careful what you wish for
  by Michael E. Stanley
• Japan's fruit filchers - The Pulse 1
• IT + AC/DC = TNT! At home in Hyogo with Japan's hardest rocking IT whiz - Kansai
  by Dominic Al-Badri
• Pixela PIX-MPTV/U4W - The Pulse 2
• Heavy weather: from the cutting edge of computing, the Earth Simulator is taking scientists to new frontiers: the planet's most powerful computer seems straight out of Stanley Kubrick's eerie classic, 2001: A Space Odyssey. Yet the story the Earth Simulat
  by Tim Hornyak
• To the editor - Letter to the Editor
  by Steve Mollman
• Japan's coffee kings and the Starbucks effect: how domestic roaster Doutor basks in Starbucks' success - Upfront
  by Leo Lewis
• Been caught stealing - Blow Fish
• The arcades are alright - The Pulse 1
• Behold the Gray Panthers: Japan's "new" seniors drive consumption. Here's how and why - Opinion
  by Darrel Whitten