The Korea Internet Self-Governance Organization (KISO) is moving to set full-scale self-regulation standards for responding to false and manipulated information on platforms ahead of the revised Information and Communications Network Act taking effect in July. KISO will hold a seminar on May 13 at the Korea Press Center with related policy bodies and will for the first time disclose its self-policy guideline. The event will include presentations and a discussion session with academics, officials and lawyers.

A proposal has emerged to use Samsung and LG smart TVs already deployed worldwide as infrastructure to distribute Korean content globally. As plans to combine domestic streaming services into a single platform stall, free ad-supported streaming TV, or FAST, is gaining prominence. Speakers at a policy forum cited rapid growth forecasts for the global and domestic FAST markets and highlighted Korean TV makers\' large installed base. They also called for policy support, content localization funding and a unified control tower across ministries.