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The Seoul Metropolitan Government Media Foundation TBS (hereinafter TBS) and the Korea Voice Actors Association (hereinafter the Korea Voice Actors Association) signed a ‘Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for realizing the value of public media and developing the cultural industry’ at the TBS Sangam-dong headquarters on the 4th. Attendees included Joo Yong-Jin, acting CEO of TBS, and Choi Jae-Ho, chairman of the Korea Voice Actors Association.
Through the agreement, the two organizations plan to cooperate on ▲ production and promotion of public-interest broadcasting content to enhance the rights and interests of viewers·listeners ▲ participation of professional voice actors and production staff to strengthen the delivery of public information, including public-interest campaigns and the dissemination of social messages ▲ joint planning and development of programs to invigorate popular culture and the voice-acting industry ▲ administrative·practical support for promoting joint projects ▲ promotion of other cooperative projects that the two organizations agree are necessary.
The agreement aims to enhance the rights and interests of viewers·listeners and realize social value through an organic cooperative system between the two organizations, and through this signing TBS plans to roll out highly reliable public-interest campaigns utilizing the voices of professional voice actors and to further strengthen the public nature and competitiveness of its broadcasting content.
Joo Yong-Jin, acting CEO of TBS, stated, “We expect that, through collaboration with the Voice Actors Association, which is responsible for the voices of broadcasting, we will be able to deliver the public-interest messages of TBS to citizens more vividly and effectively,” adding, “High-quality content produced with the participation of professionals will serve as an opportunity to further enhance TBS media competitiveness.”
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Going forward, TBS plans to actively enter into MOUs with a variety of professional institutions and organizations to establish its identity as a public broadcaster and provide beneficial broadcasting services to citizens.
