Analytic continuation of multiple zeta-functions and their values at non-positive integers

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Multiple Polylogarithms: A Brief Survey (2003, methodology): “Akiyama, Egami and Tanigawa [ 1 ] using the Euler-Maclaurin summation formula.”
Renormalization of multiple zeta values (2006, background): “In [2, 4], several definitions were proposed for the non-positive MZVs, that is, the values of ζ(s1, · · · , sk) when si are all non-positive.”
On Analytic Continuation of Multiple L-Functions and Related Zeta-Functions (2002, methodology): “To speak about the analytic continuation with respect to all variables, we have to refer to J. Zhao [11] and S.Akiyama, S.Egami and Y.Tanigawa [ 1 ].”
Multiple q-zeta functions and multiple q-polylogarithms (2003, methodology): “The analytic continuation of multiple zeta functions has been studied independently in [1] and [11].”
ON WITTEN MULTIPLE ZETA-FUNCTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH SEMI-SIMPLE LIE ALGEBRAS IV (2009, background): “These singularities are not cancelled each other, as can be easily proved by the “change of variables” technique, originally introduced in Akiyama, Egami and Tanigawa [1] (see Section 4 of [17]).”
Multiple Zeta Values at Non-Positive Integers (2001, methodology): “[ 1 ], we developed a simple way of an analytic continuation using the Euler-Maclaurin summation formula and discussed some relations among values at non-positive integers.”