[언론학] 80년대 한국언론의 역사

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This essay will examine how the politics of South Korea has been changed by presidential election since 1987, and how this dramatic political change has influenced mass media in South Korea. South Korea had been traditionally authoritarian and the government was heavily regulating almost all aspects of media, dominantly newspapers and broadcastings in order to legitimise their position and policies. As the former president Chun Doo Hwan finished his presidential term, the next president Roh Tae Woo declared to provide the freedom of press by liberalisation and democratisation.

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