The Korea Internet Self-Governance Organization (KISO) on Thursday announced final self-regulatory guidelines to block false and manipulated information on large platforms ahead of revised network law taking effect on July 7. The rules exclude private communication services such as messengers, email and direct messages. The guidelines allow action against both producers and distributors, set exemptions to protect freedom of expression and create a special review committee. Members must disclose results every six months.

South Korea\'s Broadcasting and Media Communications Commission is launching a video series to provide telecommunications information needed in daily life. The commission said it is working with SK Telecom, KT, LG Uplus and the Korea Telecommunications Operators Association to deliver the information through AI-generated short-form videos under the title \'Telecom Tips for the Public\'. The campaign aims to convey verified information in an easy and engaging way as fake news grows.