1837:, where no advertisements were published in a number of issues of the paper for months. The newspaper and other media outlets were pressured into firing journalists who published critically about the Park administration. The newspaper attempted to compensate for their losses with private donations and by downsizing. On February 28, 1975, management of the paper held a meeting where it was agreed that they would fire some staff members who were the most vocal about freedom of the press. On March 8, the paper fired 18 employees, then fired an additional two more who protested the firings. Over a hundred of the paper's staff protested the firings, and staged a sit-in and hunger strike in the company offices. The strike was framed as a "riot", and was broken using force; the striking reporters were dragged out of the offices. By the time the unrest largely ended, almost half of the paper's staff had been fired or left. Pressure on the paper was lifted by July 1975. According to a reporter who wrote about this incident in
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became the first Korean to win a gold medal at the 1936 Summer
Olympics in Berlin. However, because Korea was under Japanese rule, his uniform featured the Japanese flag. Lee Kil-yong, Lee Sang-beom, and others worked together to erase the Japanese flag off Sohn's uniform, and published the image in
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In March 1926, it published a speech about the anniversary of the March 1st
Movement, which brought another suspension that would be lifted the following month. In April 1930, it republished a letter from an American journalist that advocated for the Korean independence movement, which resulted in a
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also has an active publishing sector which produces magazines and books. There are four monthly magazines, two weekly magazines and one annual magazine. The literature sector concentrates on translating and distributing foreign material and also creating domestic content. DongA Books has brought to
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also prints global editions in 90 cities such as
Washington DC, London, Paris, Frankfurt, etc., and has 22 branches worldwide including LA, Vancouver, Osaka. It also has international correspondents stationed in 6 cities with New York, Tokyo, and Beijing among them. Also, the digital edition of the
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The newspaper quickly proved to be a success. The paper was highly popular as a venue for sharing foreign ideas. It soon assumed a prominent place in Korean society; employment at the newspaper came to be seen as prestigious. According to colonial government statistics, in 1928, the newspaper had a
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protests took Japan by surprise. The colonial government violently suppressed the protests, then began making significant policy changes to prevent future unrest. It announced that it would allow a limited number of Korean-owned newspapers to be established. The first three newspapers approved for
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The newspaper initially published four pages per issue. It increased this to six on August 1, 1925, to eight in
September 1929, ten in September 1934, and twelve in January 1936. During its six-page phase, it briefly published two issues per day, in the mornings and evenings, making it the first
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has been investing in many ventures that integrate technology into the method of spreading the news. First was the establishment of DongA.com which is the online version of the paper with much more content. It provides space for discussion and submission by the readers. From the success of the
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per issue and 75 per month. It initially suffered financial difficulties, and raised its prices four months after its start. Despite this, by April 1924, it had raised enough to construct a new office building. It was completed in
December 1926, and was in front of
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as the only prominent Korean-language newspaper allowed in Korea, although several minor Korean-language newspapers continued to be published. Much of the printing equipment and staff for the Korean-owned papers was transferred to either the
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the paper. The morning after the publication in August 1936, about 10 journalists of Dong-a Ilbo were hauled off to the police station where they were beaten and tortured. The paper was suspended from then until June 1937.
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of China. It has correspondents stationed in major cities worldwide, including
Washington D.C., New York, San Francisco, Beijing, Tokyo, Cairo and Paris. It also publishes global editions in 90 cities worldwide including
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Philippines: the Implications for U.S. Policy, Hearings Before the Subcommittee on International Organizations ..., 94-1, May 20, 22, June 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, and 24, 1975
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administration, which it described as dictatorial. This caused the paper to eventually be indefinitely suspended (for its fifth time) on March 15, 1955. The suspension was lifted a month later.
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protests against Rhee occurred. In
December, the newspaper published an article that drew the ire of protestors, which caused 1,000 people to demonstrate at its offices. The following year,
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has established many foundations and scholarships for students and children of less fortunate circumstances. It has also established a foundation which promotes peace and culture.
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Problems with Rituals" which were critical of three items sacred to Japan
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on-line content, the company also started its mobile services allowing readers to seek out the news wherever and whenever they are. With recent partnership with
Reuters,
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hosts annual competitions for various sports of different levels. It first began its program to raise awareness and help promote areas in sports that were less popular.
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was seen as one of the most prestigious newspapers in Korea to work for, in part because of its historical role as a vanguard in the Korean independence movement.
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is the parent company of Dong-a Media Group (DAMG), which is composed of 11 affiliates including Sports Dong-a, Dong-a Science, DUNet, and dongA.com, as well as
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in the country, and was founded in 1920. The paper has been a significant presence in Korean society and history, especially during the 1910–1945
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published a public statement demanding more press freedom. The Park Chung Hee administration then contacted various companies that advertised in
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21st Century Peace Foundation: Promotes peace and harmony between North and South Korea through various means of communication and more
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and retreat from Seoul on January 4, 1951 caused the paper to go on hiatus again, and the paper was reestablished on January 10 in
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published critical articles about pro-Japanese Korean organizations, which led to backlash from those groups. One of these groups (
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was rapidly encroaching on Korean sovereignty. Japan increasingly pressured Korean newspapers to close, and by the time of
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has always recognized its responsibility as a public corporation. As stated in Dong-a DNA, humanism is a great part of
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saw Seoul's liberation by September 28; the paper resumed publication with a two-page issue on October 4. However, the
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was allowed to print 36 pages per week in the evenings. This limit was increased to 48 pages per week in March 1970.
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released an issue on December 1, 1945. However, the left-right political divide intensified after the liberation and
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Plays an Important Role in Chosun's Current Situation" which was a letter sent by a press in US in support of Korea
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became much more conservative and pro-government since the incident, and is still considered a conservative paper.
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in 1937, the colonial government tightened restrictions on Korea. It censored and applied increasing pressure on
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and established a military dictatorship. Park's administration imposed restrictions on the press;
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was killed by Japanese soldiers while investigating a massacre of Koreans by Japanese soldiers in
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published an issue on June 27, 1950, and then went on hiatus as Seoul was captured in the
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advocated for greater press freedom, in what has dubbed the "Fight for Press Freedom" (
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Inchon Foundation: Founded in celebration of Kim, Sung-soo. Scholarship foundation.
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Korean Communication, Media, and Culture: An Annotated Bibliography
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National Scientific Essay Contest (hosted by DongA Science)
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were forced to close on August 10, which again left the
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or the de facto official Japanese-language publication
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paper is available in English, Japanese and Chinese.
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55% of the readers are university educated or higher
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opened in the former Dong-a Ilbo newspaper building
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2975:정, 진석 (July 20, 2015).
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3007:손, 세일 (2010-07-05).
2881:"친일불교사 조명-'불교시보' 발견"
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3103:"유신치하 언론탄압 과거청산 시급"
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2295:A Walk in the Woods
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2105:newspaper of record
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