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On the 30th of last month, the MBN PD Association and the Association of Technical Engineers strongly expressed their concern about receiving an administrative ruling from the Korea Communications Commission for ‘6 months and 24 hours suspension of business’. The PD Association said, “It is the same as cutting the hands and feet of the PDs,” and the Association of Technical Engineers said, “I gave the members a contract.”
Furthermore, the CEO of MBN Media Rep, acting as the agency for MBN’s advertising and broadcast business, said: “We are very sorry to have caused concern to advertisers and advertising companies.”
The MBN PD Association said: “The situation is literally unprecedented in history, and the MBN PDs are very shocked. Above all, from the point of view of producing a show for viewers, stopping the broadcast is the same as cutting off the hands and feet of DPs. Plus, it’s like a death sentence, so it’s terrible. “
The PD Association said, “Due to the suspension of the entire broadcast for six months, shows like ‘I am a natural person’, ‘Dongchimi’ and ‘Lottery Singer’ cannot be seen at the moment. However, he said: “At the moment, we may not be able to see it forever,” he said. “The broadcast program is like an organism.
The PD Association said: “Not only are viewers deprived of viewing rights, but 3,000 producers and subcontractors are threatened with their right to live, including members of MBN. It is shameful that it was passed on to most of the staff. “
The MBN Broadcast Engineers Association also said, “The six-month broadcast interruption was a compromise for all 3,000 MBN members.” The MBN Broadcast Engineers Association has been doing its best at the forefront of MBN by adapting to numerous changes in broadcast technology over the past 27 years since its establishment. However, the members of the association who have been silently fulfilling their duties are threatened with the future of the company and the right to live by administrative disposition ”.
Meanwhile, MBN CEO Ryu Ho-gil and Hwang Hak-ik, CEO of MBN Media Rep, told advertisers and advertising companies: “We regret the concern.” “I am sorry to all the advertisers and advertising companies who trust and love MBN for the results.”
Furthermore, he said, “We will not stop broadcasting.” “As the terrain gets rougher after the rain, our MBN executives, employees and production partners want to take this as an opportunity to take this work to the next level. To cope with such a developmental shift, it is necessary to have the unchanging affection and support of advertisers and advertising companies. “
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