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Below are posts about citizen media in Korean. Don't miss Global Voices 한국어, where Global Voices posts are translated into Korean! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Най-последните истории за Korean South Korea Журналисти, продуценти и синдикални работници от няколко големи телевизионни мрежи се присъединиха към стачката на колегите си от медийната корпорация MBC (английски), които протестират срещу президента на компанията и налаганата от него цензура, и в защита на обективната журналистика. Един от известните корейски журналисти участва в този видео клип (корейски), който призовава гражданите да вземат участие в шествие, планирано да се проведе в петък (16 март).
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Featured stories about Korean Below are posts about citizen media in Korean. Don't miss Global Voices 한국어, where Global Voices posts are translated into Korean! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Stories about Korean 18 September 2014 Why Is It Such a Controversy to Start the School Day at 9am in South Korea? Some schools in South Korea have adopted a new "9am late-start system," provoking a nationwide debate about reforming the way children are educated and mature. 18 August 2014 Pope Francis’ New Wheels Cause a Stir in South Korea Pope Francis' inaugural visit to South Korea caused a media frenzy, thanks in part to scenes of the pontiff riding around in a Kia, instead of a bulletproof sedan. 7 August 2014 Hollywood Studios Sue 15 South Koreans for Subtitling Their TV Shows Without Permission South Korean subtitlers were sued by Hollywood studios for their translation of popular TV shows. Is there any talking points missing from Western media report? South Korean TV Reporters Apologize for Their Flawed Ferry Coverage Young journalists for KBS (Korea Broadcasting System) have confessed that their ferry disaster reports were biased and too pro-government. South Korea's Late-Night Gaming Ban for Kids Ruled Constitutional A law that prohibits kids from playing online games at night was declared constitutional. How will it affect the game industry, students' rights and net freedom? 7 April 2014 Satirist’s ‘KFC’ Podcast is Litmus Test for South Korean Free Speech A satirist and prominent social critic has returned to the airwaves in South Korea after being acquitted on charges of defaming the president. 2 April 2014 South Korea Launches Probe of Violence and Rape Culture in Sports World South Korea's women's national curling team coach was fired for sexual, verbal and financial abuse of team members, the latest case in a string of disturbing abuse allegations in sports. South Korea Singles Out Elderly Drives With ‘Silver Mark’ Seniors must place a special sticker on the back of their car to signify that they are elderly. Rates of fatal crashes involving seniors is on the rise. 4 March 2014 The Best in Korean Street Food: From Sweet Pancakes to Live Baby Octopus From sweet pancakes, to wriggling baby octopus eaten alive, Korean street food has attracted foodies worldwide. 3 March 2014 K-Pop Music Booms, But Censors Still Loom K-pop is a success story of music exports and glamour, but a long history of censorship and regulation still affects music markets in South Korea.