Protest in Seoul against new cable TV stations

Protest in Seoul against new cable TV stations

SEOUL, South Korea - Media union members demonstrate in Seoul against new cable TV stations run by major dailies on Dec. 1, 2011. The South Korean government has eased restrictions on newspaper and broadcasting cross ownership. (Kyodo)

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