| 作者简介： Ken Belson writes about Japanese business, economics and government policy for the New York Times in Tokyo. Prior to joining The Times, he wrote about technology and finance for Business Week magazine, covering the spread of the Internet through Asia. He was editor in charge of programming at Reuters Financial Television, where he wrote and edited scripts and led a team of 35. From 1996 to 1998, he covered the Japanese economy for Bloomberg News. Mr. Belson's work has also appeared in Fortune, the International Herald Tribune, and Barron's, among others. He also speaks frequently on The World, a syndicated radio program produced by WGBH in Boston. Mr. Belson earned an M.S. with honors from the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University, which he attended on a Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission Fellowship. He won the Pulitzer Traveling Fellowship for finishing at the top of his class. He also holds a teaching certificate from Portland State University and a B.A. in history from Reed College, also in Portland, Oregon. He lives with his wife, Harumi, in Tokyo. |
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