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Kyodo News was formed by Furuno Inosuke, the president of the Domei News Agency, following the dissolution of Domei after World War II. See also. Economics portal; Journalism portal; Politics portal; References
Furuno Inosuke was employed by Associated Press as a messenger boy (1907). He worked at Kokusai News Agency and attended Waseda University. Helped in establishing the Rengo News Agency (1926) and became its managing director.
Jun 16, 2015 · Furuno was a long-time advocate of news for the good of the nation and pushed for the creation of Japan’s first national news agency. Shōriki, on the other...
FURUNO, Inosuke (former president of the Domei News Agency) – IMTFE, Def. Doc. No. 2580: Sworn Deposition of FURUNO, 12 September 1947; curriculum vitae in Japanese and translation; Interrogation; DeMartino’s handwritten notes, 1947.
Jun 16, 2015 · Furuno was a long-time advocate of news for the good of the nation and pushed for the creation of Japan’s first national news agency. Shōriki, on the other hand, also supported the national well-being, but seems to be more concern about the financial health of his newspaper.
- R.W. Purdy
- 2016
Jan 5, 2015 · Iwanaga and Furuno Inosuke, who succeeded as President of Dōmei (1939–45) when Iwanaga passed away, observed that Japan needed a strong national news agency, and for it to be strong, it had to be credible.
Jan 1, 2013 · Furuno had known some of these army officers since the early 1920s, when he had been posted as a correspondent in Beijing. Sasaki, “Kokutsū no shinwa o kataru,” 31–32; Tsūshinshashi kankōkai ed., Tsūshinshashi, 356; Furuno Inosuke denki henshū iinkai ed., Furuno Inosuke, 187–8.
