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[Korea's regulatory reform agenda (12)] Broadcast rules not reflecting industry changes
Monday, 16 February 2009
The Korea Herald - The following is the 12th installment in a series of articles on deregulation offering a total of 26 articles outlining major regulatory reform tasks facing the Korean government. We undertake this special report project in cooperation with the Korea Economic Research Institute.
Korean telcos invest in IPTV
Monday, 31 March 2008
advancedtelevision.com - Korean telecom firms are to invest around 1.57 trillion won (E9.9bn) on IPTV services this year according to the Broadcasting and Communications Commission.
Korean DTV set for 2012
Thursday, 28 February 2008
advancedtelevision.com - Korean broadcasters will stop transmitting analogue TV signals by December 31, 2012.
Korea clears Hanaro Telecom takeover
Monday, 25 February 2008
Variety Asia Online - The South Korean government has given final approval to SK Telecom's purchase of a $1.2 billion controlling stake in fixed line/broadband operator hanarotelecom inc. The deal is expected to heavily impact Korea's growing IPTV sector, as well as the telecoms market as a whole.
Korea clears Hanaro Telecom takeover
Monday, 25 February 2008
Variety Asia Online - The South Korean government has given final approval to SK Telecom's purchase of a $1.2 billion controlling stake in fixed line/broadband operator hanarotelecom inc. The deal is expected to heavily impact Korea's growing IPTV sector, as well as the telecoms market as a whole.
Korean broadcasters, tech companies launch consortium
Monday, 07 January 2008
World Screen Online - A group of major consumer electronics manufacturers, technology providers and South Korean broadcasters have formed dotTV, a consortium whose mission is to build a next-generation interactive TV viewing experience.
Korea clears legal hurdle to IPTV
Wednesday, 02 January 2008
Variety Asia Online - South Korea's National Assembly has passed a long-awaited bill clearing the way for a full launch of Internet Protocol TV.



