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Japan's Nikon has become the latest foreign company to receive brickbats from China's state-run CCTV network, and investors are clearly nervous.
日本尼康(Nikon)成為中國官方中央電視臺(CCTV)攻擊的最新一家外資企業，這一消息顯然令投資者十分緊張。
In a March 15 show, CCTV said in a programme broadcast to mark World Consumer Rights Day that Nikon's D600 digital camera produces photos with black spots.
3月15日，中央電視臺在為世界消費者權益日(World Consumer Rights Day)制作的“3.15晚會”中表示，尼康出品的D600數碼相機拍攝的照片中有黑點。
Nikon has said it will fix the alleged flaws. Still, shares opened 4.1 per cent lower in Tokyo, placing them at a five-week low.
尼康表示該公司將修正這一節目指出的問題。不過，東京股市開盤時該公司股價仍下跌了4.1%，達到5周以來最低點。
This annual CCTV programme last March targeted Apple, accusing the US company of offering Chinese consumers warranties that were not comparable to those available internationally. The attack on lasted weeks, and was viewed as an attempt to erode the tech giant's cachet in China, to the benefit of home grown companies such as Lenovo.
去年，中央電視臺年度“3.15晚會”曾把蘋果公司(Apple)作為攻擊目標，指控這家美國公司為中國消費者提供的質保服務不及其在國際上提供的質保服務。攻擊持續了數周。有人認為央視企圖通過此舉打擊這家科技巨頭在中國的聲譽，以利于聯想(Lenovo)之類的中國本土企業。
