South Korea's Broadcasting Commission to cooperate with Google and Meta on ”measures against illegal and harmful information”

South Korea's Broadcasting and Communications Council (Broadcasting Commission) has decided to cooperate with overseas platform operators to prevent the distribution of illegal and harmful information, in line with the policy of self-regulation. On the 23rd,
We held discussions with businesses such as Google and Meta (formerly Facebook) regarding the issue of infringing portrait rights through thumbnail images, as well as advertisements that impersonate celebrities to encourage stock investment.
According to the Broadcasting Commission, operators support the Broadcasting Commission's communications deliberation and self-regulation objectives, comply with their own community guidelines, and strengthen monitoring.
He announced his intention to cooperate by doing so. They also exchanged views on ways to filter drug-related search results and self-regulatory proposals to deal with harmful information such as defamation on YouTube.
Ta. The Broadcasting Commission stated, ``Through continued cooperation with overseas operators, we would like to share policies and case studies related to telecommunications deliberations and gather diverse opinions so that rational self-regulation takes root.''