Segye Times
The Segye Times, also known as Segye Ilbo, is a major daily newspaper based in Seoul, South Korea. It provides comprehensive coverage of domestic politics, international affairs, economics, and society. Founded in 1989, the publication is known for its investigative reporting and in-depth analysis of East Asian issues.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN SEOUL
South Korea's highly concentrated national print market is anchored by three major dailies that control the vast majority of the country's circulation from the capital. The Chosun Ilbo, established in 1920, operates as the nation's oldest and most widely read conservative newspaper. It is challenged by the progressive Hankyoreh, a national daily founded by dissident journalists in 1988. The city also sustains dedicated English-language publications like the Korea Herald, which has served international readers since 1953. Paperboy lists 14 newspapers in Seoul.
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