Rebirth of Xiangjiang - 1978

"Yomiuri Shimbun", "Asahi Shimbun", "Mainichi Shimbun", "Neon Economic News", "Sankei Shimbun", these five major newspapers usually do not get together unless they encounter some special circumstances.

After all, they all have their own interests. Although they are intertwined, everyone has their own subordinates.

But on this day, the heads and senior executives of five newspapers gathered together and met in a very secret place in Tokyo, which made people smell an unusual smell.

It's just that it's impossible for these media bosses to get together and publish it, because they control all the external mouthpieces of Neon. Basically, most of the people in Neon rely on these newspapers to learn about it.

Domestic and foreign affairs.

Even if Wen Chun received the news, he would not dare to send people to secretly take photos or report, because this would completely offend his colleagues to death, and the consequences would be far more serious than offending a few official figures, so Wen Chun could only

When dealing with some artists and public figures, they will pretend to turn a blind eye when they encounter serious problems.

The attitudes of these newspapers are also different, so it can be said to be very difficult to get together.

However, something big or small happened in Neon recently, which happened to be related to their business, so these talents had to meet up to have a chat.

"I believe that everyone has more or less heard that Lin Daoqiu plans to set up a branch of his "Readers Times" in Neon. The purpose of everyone coming here today is to discuss what impact this will have on us. After all, this is not a trivial matter.

, that’s Lin Daoqiu.”

As the convener of this meeting, Toshio Fujiyama, deputy editor of "Asahi Shimbun", looked worried. It seemed that he was very uneasy about Lin Daoqiu's plan to open a branch of "Reader's Times" in Neon. And he was not the only one.

Other senior executives of the Asahi Shimbun had the same idea as Toshio Fujiyama.

"What's so great about Lin Daoqiu? Is Mr. Fujiyama a little too unfounded? If it's in other industries, it's hard to say, but if it's Neon's newspaper industry, then he has no chance of winning at all. After all, this is Neon

, how many foreign newspapers have failed here."

An Shengpingzhang, deputy editor-in-chief of "Neon Economic News", looked disdainful. It seemed that he didn't pay attention to Lin Daoqiu's move at all. He felt that even if Lin Daoqiu's "Reader Times"

It is impossible for the branch established by Neon to develop.

Fujiyama Toshio glanced at Heiaki An Sheng, and he didn't say anything to the other party. After all, the two people had opposite opinions, and he believed that An Sheng Heizhou's thoughts probably also represented the thoughts of the top management of "Neon Economic News".

After all, it is difficult for a maverick to become a high-level manager in Neon.

"I wonder what other people think? Or maybe everyone thinks what Mr. An Sheng said makes sense?"

Toshio Fujiyama wanted to know, besides him being worried about this matter, how many people in other newspaper offices had the same idea as him.

"I think Mr. Fujiyama's concerns are correct."

"There is nothing to worry about. Mr. An Sheng is right. We have nothing to worry about."

The five newspapers were immediately divided into two groups, with two supporting Fujiyama and one supporting Ansheng. It seemed that most of the newspapers were still worried about Lin Daoqiu's move.

When Ansheng Heizhang saw that there were more supporters on Toshiyama Toshio's side, he couldn't help but shook his head. He felt that these guys were too courageous. They all promoted Lin Daoqiu in unison, which made him feel

He was very dissatisfied and made him feel very unimpressed with the other three newspapers.

"The example of Dongbao tells us that Lin Daoqiu is definitely not a good person. We should not let down our guard. After all, Lin Daoqiu is backed by the Morgan consortium."

A senior executive at the scene expressed what he was most worried about.

If this was just Lin Daoqiu's actions, then they had nothing to worry about at all. But the problem is that behind Lin Daoqiu, there is the Morgan consortium to help him. This is not something that the backends of these newspapers can match.

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Even if their local power is stronger than that of the Morgan Consortium, the question is, can they really unite? A big question mark is inevitable here.

"The Morgan consortium only invested in Lin Daoqiu's New Oriental Pictures and Reader's Times. I think this is just an ordinary investment. Don't think of the Morgan consortium as Lin Daoqiu's big boss."

"That's right, everyone doesn't know what the attitude of the Morgan consortium is. How can it be possible if things are messed up now? I think we should first understand the attitude of the Morgan consortium towards Lin Daoqiu. In the end, it is unconditional all-out effort.

Do you support it, or is it just Lin Daoqiu’s personal idea for Readers Times to set up a branch in Neon.”

Although everyone is unwilling to admit it, it can still be heard from their words that the pressure from the Morgan Consortium on them is not small at all. No one here is willing to conflict with the Morgan Consortium, so Lin Daoqiu's matter will

It becomes a problem.

If Lin Daoqiu didn't have the help of the Morgan consortium behind him, then probably no one, including Toshio Fujiyama, would regard Lin Daoqiu as a threat.

"What you said is so easy, so I would like to ask who is willing to volunteer to go to the Morgan Foundation to ask? We at the "Yomiuri Shimbun" do not have any direct channels through the Morgan Foundation."

"Don't look at me. Although the Sankei Shimbun is more authoritative in finance, the Morgan Foundation is too mysterious. We have not even interviewed their members. It is simply impossible for us to go and question them.

matter."

As soon as they heard that they wanted to go to the Morgan Consortium to ask about something, everyone present began to shirk it, because they had no relationship with the Morgan Consortium at all, but this did not mean that they could not do it. If they really wanted to go to the Morgan Consortium,

If the Morgan consortium confirms it, there is a way, but the problem is that the price to be paid is not small at all, and there are no kind-hearted people among these people present.

So everyone is waiting for someone who is willing to be the one who is taken advantage of. That would be the best. Anyway, they themselves will never take the initiative to take this responsibility.

"I think if this is not the case, the five of us newspapers will jointly organize a conference or something like this, and then use this excuse to invite people from the Morgan consortium over. Then we will find a way to find them on site and ask them what they think?"

Toshio Fujiyama's proposal sounds good. Since no one is willing to take on this responsibility, then everyone should take it on together.