Yellow hibiscus: Public broadcasting and policy conflicts

In our country, public relations issues are one of the hottest potatoes. Our air broadcasts are political? We're facing a financial crisis. Although political democracy has developed for over 30 years, public television still is hard to see as completely independent of political power and it is difficult to see that there is a financial structure that can provide public access to commons. So the claim that radical reforms need to be made on public broadcasting systems has been raised for many, many years. Especially was there a re-examination of public media structures, especially when the new regime was established. But it is true that in no regime has there been a fundamental reform of public broadcasting systems. The unstable financial structure of the aircasters Gervenance, which was created by the periphery of the brain-sensing inter-comeral reading room, is firmly attached. The ideals and nature of public television, the reality and structural problems? A public broadcast and a policy conflict? A study of broadcast policies by Professor N’Ostrich (State University Media Communications) for more than 20 years is a highly significant book. The author saw the #Chart's political independence as the source of the public broadcast problem and as the key to solving it. Of course, how to solve this problem is still a matter of debate.". The book is aimed at helping to diagnose and resolve the problems of Korean public media, including public relations, of course, with public-owned policy conflicts, such as public-source promotions. Why should we need to discuss public television in a situation where public television is no longer of national interest, as the author showed in the introduction?

Korean title: 공영방송과 정책갈등

Korean author: 황근

Korean publisher: 온샘

ISBN-13: 9791196430801