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Telecommunications & Media
Broadcasting Media Communications Committee releases 2024 broadcast assessment; KBS1, MBN top scores by platform
South Korea\'s Broadcasting Media Communications Committee approved the 2024 broadcast assessment results for 371 stations operated by 153 broadcasters at a plenary meeting on July 22. The results will be reflected in broadcaster re-licensing and re-approval reviews. KBS1 recorded the highest score among national terrestrial TV channels, while MBN ranked top among comprehensive programming channel operators. The committee also approved the 2025 assessment basic plan and will disclose detailed results on its website.
Crypto
XRP eyes $0.9223 lower-channel support; rebound target seen at $3.18
XRP has been trading inside a falling channel that began after a $3.60 peak in July last year, with analysts saying it could slide once more to $0.9223. Decrypt reported that a clear break above the channel top would be needed to reopen a path back above $3. The analysis cites repeated failures at upper resistance and progressively lower supports. It outlines rebound targets of $1.29, $1.81 and ultimately $3.18 if key levels hold.
Reviews
New book recounts 1,100 days by former Kookbang Ilbo deputy editor
South Korea\'s military media stopped functioning on the night martial law was declared on Dec. 3, the article said. A former deputy editor of Kookbang Ilbo who witnessed the moment has released a book. Gi Kuk-gan (기국간), a professor at Sungkyunkwan University\'s Advanced Defense Research Institute, published the new title on April 10. The book diagnoses three paradoxes—hierarchy, distortion and communication—and proposes alternatives including red-team journalism and reforms to military media governance.
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Telecommunications & Media
Broadcast Media Communications Commission releases 2024 TV broadcaster audience share
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AI & Enterprise
Pay-as-you-go AI gains traction, fueling enterprise AI battle
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People & Appointments
Kim Jong-cheol visits four general programming channel production sites, considers easing asymmetric rules
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Games & Commerce
One-click era opens for multi-channel operations