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I bought it as a school textbook. We're going to use it well for a semester and then sell it in the middle. But when I was on the ship, I guess I accidentally hit a book. And we're just closing the cover, so thank you for the quick delivery.
Lee Sang-sik: Korean Pay Broadcasting Industry Policy
The last quarter century can be assessed as a major overturn in media environments in national broadcast history. There is a paid broadcast at the center of that change. Meanwhile, the rapid growth of the oil broadcasts has led to a lively discussion, but there are not many technical journals or history books in the country that have compiled and organized the public coverage. The book covers the history of the broadcasts from cable radios to fully-roup, satellite broadcasts, IPT, and smart television, thus completing the history in terms of 'immigration policy'. The book has the meaning of a book in that it is rare in history, which deals with media from a special perspective, such as policy. National oil - paid broadcasts have a different speciality from foreign sources. Whereas the market size is absolutely small, a kind of policy experiment has been conducted in a situation where so many competitors compete. The book identified the effects of these experiments on the market. And it's been a book that has been studying paid broadcasting continuously for the last 30 years, and is systematically and elaborately introducing the policy and industry, so that current workers and researchers can help you understand paid broadcasts in a general way.
Korean title: 한국 유료방송 산업정책론
Korean author: 이상식
Korean publisher: 계명대학교출판부
ISBN-13: 9791165160470
Reviews
I bought it as a school textbook. We're going to use it well for a semester and then sell it in the middle. But when I was on the ship, I guess I accidentally hit a book. And we're just closing the cover, so thank you for the quick delivery.
