This is the 2nd part of a 3-part series on revealing names in news coverage in JapanTOKYO - Bunshiro Naito lost his life at the age of 44, one of 10 Japanese killed in the 2013 hostage crisis in Algeria.The fact that the company he had worked for promised not to release his name to the public left his mother unsettled.During the four-day standoff with Islamist militants in the northern African country, his mother Sayoko Naito said the information she received from JGC Corp., the Japanese engineering firm that dispatched the workers, was sketchy at best.She said a JGC official provided her w…READ FULL ARTICLE