Kang Myeong-hyeon: The ideology of Korean broadcasting policy

A book that diagnosed today of our national broadcasting policy and gave direction to tomorrow. The book has based its ‘programming law’ on domestic broadcasting policies, which should be seen as a way of analyzing major policy ideologies such as independence, publicity, diversity, locality, common services, competition, industrial development, and viewers. Korean media policy has been changing since it responded to changes in the broadcast environment. Especially recently, the rise of digital technology and the rise and fall of the media policy that traditionally highlighted publicity have shifted the meaning of regulation and industry. Even in the course of this change, you can't deny that there are some values behind the broadcasts, or ideas, that are based on the way the media policy is headed. The right policy is the source of power to build healthy broadcast ecosystems, and it is clear that there should be a straight ideology at the very base of the policy. So it is very important to look at the ideology. This book, which systematically outlines the main ideology of domestic broadcasting policies, will allow readers to look through our national media policy and see where it is in the future.

Korean title: 한국 방송정책의 이념

Korean author: 강명현

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946059818