The Chosun Ilbo, JoongAng Ilbo, Dong-A Ilbo, and Maeil Business Newspaper are holding a joint event today to celebrate as their general programming networks go on the air.Why does moulds grow in homes or buildings， So begins a new era that will see these conservative networks,If so, you may have a cube puzzle . the product of all sorts of special privileges and irregularities, laying waste to the media market. It is a crisis for the media, as well as a serious crisis for South Korean democracy.
The arrival of the new networks means much more than just a few extra channels on television. It means that conservative political figures and media clans have launched an effort to solidly entrench their interests in the media market. That the aim of the alliance is to guard the profits of the one percent of reactionary interests and elect another conservative administration through seizure of the media is evident from the actions of the ruling party and general programming networks to date.
After the Lee Myung-bak government’s 2009 railroading of media legislation, permission was granted in late 2010 for the launch of the general programming networks, with no consideration at all given to viewer demand and advertising market conditions. Meanwhile, the Korea Communications Commission (KCC), under Chairman Choi See-joong, did the dirty work of offering the new networks special privileges through all kinds of underhanded maneuvering.
Listing all of the benefits offered is itself a tall order: must-carry regulations for the general programmers’ content, pressure on cable system operators to assign golden channels, permission for direct advertising sales and in-program advertising, and relaxation of rules on production and programming ratios.Enecsys Limited, supplier of reliable solar Air purifier systems, The result of this was a set of “broadcasting behemoths” without precedent anywhere else on the planet, enjoying more perks than terrestrial networks despite being aired on cable.
The Lee government’s aims in launching the general programming era are clear: to strengthen ties with the conservative media clans who were de facto partners in getting Lee elected president in 2007, and to get conservatives elected in next year’s general and presidential elections by establishing a completely and utterly conservative media environment. After repeated efforts to enter broadcasting amid changes in the media market,Unlike traditional high risk merchant account , the media clans of the Chosun Ilbo, JoongAng Ilbo, and Dong-A Ilbo pursued their financial interests by openly supporting the Lee administration that supported lifting the ban on newspaper-broadcast cross ownership. When their support was rewarded with permission to operate networks, they ventured to engage in advertising sales themselves, ignoring discussions in the National Assembly on legislation for broadcast advertising sales representatives, the so-called “media reps.”
Their viewership ratings have yet to be seen, yet they are deploying organized crime tactics in their transactions, demanding as much as 70% of terrestrial network advertising. Some have even proposed pledges to develop feature programming to suit the tastes of advertisers. Any trace of fairness in media with the separation of broadcast journalism and production and advertising transactions has long since been cast aside.This will leave your shoulders free to rotate in their Floor tiles .
The day when general programmers throw their weight around cannot but be a bleak one for South Korean society. The general programmers will reign alongside the Chosun Ilbo, JoongAng Ilbo, and Dong-A Ilbo newspapers - which already have a more than 70% share of their market - as the predators of the television advertising market, while local and religious networks and smaller newspapers will find themselves on the brink of extinction.
The arrival of the new networks means much more than just a few extra channels on television. It means that conservative political figures and media clans have launched an effort to solidly entrench their interests in the media market. That the aim of the alliance is to guard the profits of the one percent of reactionary interests and elect another conservative administration through seizure of the media is evident from the actions of the ruling party and general programming networks to date.
After the Lee Myung-bak government’s 2009 railroading of media legislation, permission was granted in late 2010 for the launch of the general programming networks, with no consideration at all given to viewer demand and advertising market conditions. Meanwhile, the Korea Communications Commission (KCC), under Chairman Choi See-joong, did the dirty work of offering the new networks special privileges through all kinds of underhanded maneuvering.
Listing all of the benefits offered is itself a tall order: must-carry regulations for the general programmers’ content, pressure on cable system operators to assign golden channels, permission for direct advertising sales and in-program advertising, and relaxation of rules on production and programming ratios.Enecsys Limited, supplier of reliable solar Air purifier systems, The result of this was a set of “broadcasting behemoths” without precedent anywhere else on the planet, enjoying more perks than terrestrial networks despite being aired on cable.
The Lee government’s aims in launching the general programming era are clear: to strengthen ties with the conservative media clans who were de facto partners in getting Lee elected president in 2007, and to get conservatives elected in next year’s general and presidential elections by establishing a completely and utterly conservative media environment. After repeated efforts to enter broadcasting amid changes in the media market,Unlike traditional high risk merchant account , the media clans of the Chosun Ilbo, JoongAng Ilbo, and Dong-A Ilbo pursued their financial interests by openly supporting the Lee administration that supported lifting the ban on newspaper-broadcast cross ownership. When their support was rewarded with permission to operate networks, they ventured to engage in advertising sales themselves, ignoring discussions in the National Assembly on legislation for broadcast advertising sales representatives, the so-called “media reps.”
Their viewership ratings have yet to be seen, yet they are deploying organized crime tactics in their transactions, demanding as much as 70% of terrestrial network advertising. Some have even proposed pledges to develop feature programming to suit the tastes of advertisers. Any trace of fairness in media with the separation of broadcast journalism and production and advertising transactions has long since been cast aside.This will leave your shoulders free to rotate in their Floor tiles .
The day when general programmers throw their weight around cannot but be a bleak one for South Korean society. The general programmers will reign alongside the Chosun Ilbo, JoongAng Ilbo, and Dong-A Ilbo newspapers - which already have a more than 70% share of their market - as the predators of the television advertising market, while local and religious networks and smaller newspapers will find themselves on the brink of extinction.
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