The Korea Communications Commission has launched an investigation into Coupang's complex account deletion process, following a surge in user complaints after a major data breach, and will impose strict penalties if violations of user rights are found.
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KCC Launches Probe Into Coupang's Complex Account Deletion Process
The Korea Communications Commission has launched an investigation into Coupang's complex account deletion process, following a surge in user complaints after a major data breach, and will impose strict penalties if violations of user rights are found.
People Power Party Protests Lee Jin-sook's Arrest—'Detention Requirements Not Met'—'Police Engaged in Flattering Investigation'
South Korea's People Power Party condemned the arrest of former Korea Communications Commission Chair Lee Jin-sook, calling it politically motivated and accusing police of abusing authority to serve the current administration.
SK Telecom Decides Not to Extend Penalty Fee Waiver
SK Telecom has rejected a government panel's recommendation to extend its penalty fee waiver for contract cancellations, citing financial burden and prior compensation measures.
The South Korean Presidential Office is considering the dismissal of Korea Communications Commission Chairperson Lee Jin-sook after the Board of Audit and Inspection found she violated political neutrality, a serious breach under local law.
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Presidential Office Considers Dismissing Lee Jin-sook for Breach of Political Neutrality
The South Korean Presidential Office is considering the dismissal of Korea Communications Commission Chairperson Lee Jin-sook after the Board of Audit and Inspection found she violated political neutrality, a serious breach under local law.
The revised Broadcasting Act, effective August 26, expands KBS board seats, mandates CEO recommendation committees, and broadens viewer committee requirements, signaling major governance reforms for South Korea's public broadcasters.
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Presidential Office Rejects Leave Request by Lee Jin-sook, Broadcasting Regulator Chief—Deems Inappropriate Amid National Disaster
South Korea's presidential office has rejected a leave request from Korea Communications Commission Chairperson Lee Jin-sook, citing the ongoing national disaster and emphasizing that senior officials must remain on duty during crisis periods.
South Korea will abolish its mobile device subsidy cap law on July 22, aiming to boost competition among telecom carriers and retailers, with the government pledging close market monitoring to protect consumers as new subsidy rules take effect.
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Mobile Device Distribution Law Abolished After 11 Years—Mandatory Subsidy Disclosure and Additional Support Cap to Be Lifted
South Korea will abolish its Mobile Device Distribution Law after 11 years, removing mandatory subsidy disclosures and caps on additional retail subsidies, a move expected to boost consumer benefits and competition in the telecom market. Key consumer protections will be maintained under the Telecommunications Business Act, while the government pledges enhanced market monitoring to prevent unfair practices.
The State Affairs Planning Committee is actively considering restructuring the Korea Communications Commission, with multiple proposals under review amid widespread calls for reform and the establishment of a new media governance council.
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State Affairs Planning Committee 'Broadcasting and Communications Commission Restructuring Under Discussion—Widespread Calls for Reform'
The State Affairs Planning Committee is actively considering restructuring the Korea Communications Commission, with multiple proposals under review amid widespread calls for reform and the establishment of a new media governance council.
Presidential Office - Lee Jin-sook, Head of Broadcasting Regulator, to Be Excluded from Cabinet Meetings Starting Next Week
South Korea's Presidential Office will bar KCC Chairperson Lee Jin-sook from Cabinet meetings, citing violations of political neutrality and public service law.
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