A Comparative Study on the Revision of Korea’s Three Broadcasting Laws and Foreign Broadcasting Legislation

March 31, 2026Law Review

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This study aims to analyze the recent revisions of Korea's broadcasting laws and their implications for public service independence and political neutrality.
Comparative analysis between Korean broadcasting laws and foreign examples (e.g., France's ARCOM, Japan's NHK)
Review of legislative changes following the election of the Lee Jae-myung government in 2025
Examination of debates surrounding broadcasting independence and governance structures
The revisions aim to enhance political neutrality and independence of public broadcasting in Korea.
The government promotes a citizen participation model in broadcasting governance.
Opposition parties express concerns over the risk of politicizing public broadcasting through these reforms.

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Comparative analysis reveals implications of broadcasting law revisions in Korea and abroad, suggesting a shift towards citizen-centered governance.

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Kim et al. (2026) studied this question.

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