Broadcasting in Korea

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = 19
• PART Ⅰ. History of Korea and Korean Broadcasting
• Chapter 1 : Land, Language, and History
• 1. Location and Population = 25
• 2. History of Korea = 27
• Development of Ancient Society
• Development of Medieval Society
• Development of Chosun Kingdom Birth of Modern Society Challenges of Modernization
• Development of Contemporary Period
• Chapter 2 : The Evolution of Broadcasting in Korea
• 1. Emergence of Korean Broadcasting Under Japanese Imperial Rule = 35
• Operation of the First Wireless Broadcasting
• The Operation of Regular Broadcasting
• Experimental Broadcasts in Korean Language
• The Broadcasting Policy of Japanese Colonialism Inauguration of Kyungsung
• Broadcasting Station Beginning of Korean Broadcasting
• Broadcasting in the Late Period of Japanese Imperial Rule
• The Meaning of Broadcasting Under the Japanese Rule
• 2. The Period of the State-Run Broadcasting = 40
• Broadcasting Under U.S. Army Military Goverrunent in Korea (USAMGIK) Broadcasting
• After the Formation of the Republic of Korea
• Financing of the Broadcasting After the Formation of ROK
• Broadcasting During the Korean War
• 3. Era of Reconstruction and Development of Broadcasting (1953-1961) = 44
• Broadcasting after the Korean War
• Birth of Private Broadcasting System
• Emergence of Commercial Broadcasting
• Inauguration of HLKZ-TV
• Birth of AFKN-TV
• The April Revolution and Broadcasting
• 4. Competing Period of Broadcasting (1961-1973) = 49
• Golden Age of Radio
• Decline of Radio Broadcasting
• The Birth of FM Broadcasting
• Opening of the Television Era
• 5. Developing Period of Broadcasting (1973-1980) = 58
• Overview
• KBS as a Public Broadcasting System
• Development of Television programs (Development of News Reporting)
• Reduction of Serial Dramas
• Broadcasting in Yushin Period
• Transformation of Radio
• 6. Opening Period of Public Television (1980-1990) = 62
• Public Management of Broadcasting
• Popularization of Color Television
• Introduction of Educational Programs
• Radio in the Era of Television
• 7. Korean Broadcasting in the 1990s = 64
• Overview
• Birth of SBS
• Programniing of SBS
• Changes in Broadcasting Structure
• Changes in Advertising Market
• Changes in Broadcasbng Environment
• Impact on the Broadcasting Population
• Impact on People's Lifestyle
• Intensified Regional Disparity
• PART Ⅱ. Regulations and Management of the Korean Broadcasting
• Chapter 3 : Regulations of Broadcasting
• 1. Social Values of Korea = 73
• Introduction
• Changes in Mass Culture of Korea
• Criticisms and Perspectives on Mass Culture
• 2. Idea and Philosophy of Broadcasting = 75
• The Present State
• Definition of the Broadcasting Idea
• Broadcasting Idea and the Public Interests
• Broadcasting System Research Committee
• The Practice of the Broadcasting Idea
• The Practice of the Broadcasting Idea and Broadcasters
• 3. The Broadcasting Act = 81
• General Provisions
• Operation of the Broadcasting Station
• The Broadcasting Commission
• Television Broadcast Reception Fee
• Matters to be Observed by Broadcasting Station
• Remedy for Infringement
• 4. The Cable Television Broadcasting Act = 86
• Overview
• The Cable Television Broadcasting Act
• Debate on the Cable Television Broadcasting Act (Management and Ownership)
• Regulatory Agency
• Program
• Advertising Broadcasting
• Copyrights and Obligatory Retransmission
• 5. Telecommunication Basic Act = 93
• Part Ⅲ. Television and Radio Programming
• Chapter 4. An Overview of Television Programming in Korea
• 1. History of Television Programming = 99
• The Early Days of Television
• Coming of Age : Television in the 1960s (1960-1969) Government intervention (1970-1980)
• The Golden Age : Television in the 1980s
• The End of Government Network Don-dnance : Television in the 1990s
• 2. Types of Television Programming = 108
• Background
• Network Programn-dng
• News
• Public Affairs
• Sports
• Dramas
• GameShows
• Comedy Programs
• Variety Shows
• Children's Programs
• Movies
• Talk Shows
• Cultural / Educational Progranuning
• Imported Programnung
• American Forces Television Network (AFKN-TV)
• 3. The World of Korean Prime-time Television = 135
• Cultural Outlook
• Violence
• 4. Television Audience = 143
• Overview
• Audience Behavior
• The Use of Television
• Program Preference and Satisfaction
• Viewing Patterns and Cultural Taste
• Ratings
• Appreciation Index
• Chapter 5. An Overview of Radio Programming in Korea
• 1. Historical Development of Radio Programming = 153
• The Evolution of Radio Broadcasting in the 1920s
• Broadcasting under Japanese Censorship in the 1930s
• Broadcasting in the Dark Era under the Japanese Colonial Rule in the 1940s
• Broadcasting Under U.S. Army Military Government (1945-1955)
• The Birth of Private Radio Station (1955-1965)
• Golden Age of Radio (1965-1970)
• Decline of Radio Broadcasting in the 1970s
• Radio Give Way to Television in the 1980s
• Rebirth of Radio Broadcasting in the 1990s
• 2. Types of Radio = 163
• Public Radio Station
• Commercial Radio Station
• Religious Radio
• Part Ⅳ. Cable Television Development and Telecommunications Infrastructure in Korea for the 21st Century
• Chapter 6. The Development of Cable Television = 183
• Regulatory Foundations
• The Emerging Cable Television Model in Korea
• Cable Station Operators
• Cable Television Program Providers
• Network Deployment
• Contribution to General Economic Development
• Sociopolitical Development
• Endogenous Software Production Infrastructure
• New Information Services and Non-Redundancy
• Diffusion of Cable Television
• What Now Needs To Be Done?
• Chapter 7. The New Media Services in Korea = 217
• Satellite Broadcasting
• videotex and Teletex
• HDTV
• ISDN
• VCR
• VAN
• Part Ⅴ. Broadcasting in North Korea
• Chapter 8. 7he Nature of North Korean Broadcasting
• 1. The History of North Korean Broadcasting = 237
• Overview
• Role of North Korean Broadcasting
• Historical Background
• Nationwide Cable Broadcasting
• Television and Its Development
• Management System of North Korean Broadcasting
• Radio Broadcasting
• Television Broadcasting
• 2. The Nature of Broadcasting Content = 246
• Overview
• Radio Content
• Television Content
• Broadcasting Exchange Between South and North Korea
• Hardware Policy
• Indirect Broadcasting Exchange
• Appendices = 255
• Index = 339