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On the night of the 10th, the ‘2050 Carbon Neutral Vision Statement by Korea’ was broadcast in black and white across six broadcasters, including KBS, raising the issue that KBS was following the unilateral broadcast guidelines of the blue House.
Earlier, the conservative public union of KBS issued a statement on the 11th, criticizing that it was “the case of Wang PD Tak Hyun-min” and that “KBS’s role has been reduced to a labor supply agency and a transmission company “.
Following the statement from the KBS Public Workers Union, Chosun Ilbo and JoongAng Ilbo reported this claim. On the 12th, Chosun Ilbo and JoongAng Ilbo reported on the problem in a paper article and reported that it was the “Tak Hyun-min Wang police incident.”
In this presidential address, KBS said in this presidential address that it was not true that KBS was ‘Kisa’, so the broadcast production team sent it through a consultation with the person in charge of the Blue House side, and that the side of the Blue House gave a ‘reception order’.
KBS said in an official position on the afternoon of the 11th: “Korean broadcasters such as KBS, MBC and SBS are broadcasting major events such as Three-Day Day, Liberation Day celebrations, and presidential speeches, taking turns broadcasting events. key”. “This is to avoid confusion at the event site due to excessive involvement of relief personnel and to facilitate the process,” he explained.
Next, “KBS broadcast the ‘Korea Carbon Neutral Vision Statement 2050,’ and KBS’s broadcast production team discussed several times with the person in charge of the Blue House on important issues such as the timing of broadcast, camera location, video production, and screen composition method. He said: “It was decided through such a consultation process that some images were processed in black and white to raise awareness of carbon emission.”
Regarding the production of black and white screens, some media report that there was an order of ‘what to order’ from the Blue House side, such as “It is not allowed to insert color subtitles or logos on black and white screens”, they also reported that it was not true.
KBS said: “In fact, while streaming the black and white video, KBS produced its own logo in the upper left corner (Korea Carbon Neutral Statement, 2050 before it was too late) and exported it in ‘color’. I did.”
KBS said: “We express regret for the suspicion of malice inconsistent with the facts and reports cited unilaterally, and ask that it be corrected.
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