Cabinet approves bill letting registered companies self-rate music videos
South Korea's culture ministry said a bill letting registered companies self-classify ratings for music videos and other music footage, instead of going through the Korea Media Rating Board, passed the Cabinet on Oct. 13. Registered operators meeting set requirements can rate and notify the board before releasing content, under a system that still lets the board order a rating adjusted or revoke registration for non-compliance. The revised law takes effect one year after promulgation.
Why it matters Smaller producers with fewer annual releases can still opt for rating through the existing board instead of self-rating.
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