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Only transparent Communication can build Trust

17. March 2011, 15:57

In the midst of its nuclear disaster, Japan sees two worlds clashing: The government – traditionally trying not to lose its face – does not want to inform the public on too many nasty things. And the people of Japan – assisted by the media and politicians – want the cover-ups to end and demand for transparent information.

Quelle: tages-anzeiger.ch

Tepco gegen die Medien: Wall Street Journal (wallstreetjournal.com)

Besides the burning reactors and nuclear storage facilities, the Japanese government seems to have one major problem: Tokyo Electric Power Company TEPCO, the company that is supposed to run the Fukushima nuclear facility, prefers not to share information at all. Asked about a fire in a nuclear storage facility, Tepco let the media know that they had called for the local fire brigade†¦

The Wall Street Journal writes: Tepco versus the media.

Zurich based Tages-Anzeiger’s correspondent comments: The Tepco-schoolboys play 'press conference'. (Report in German)

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