Yeongdeungwi Predicts Innovation and Change, Apologizes for Blacklist Scandal

[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Jong-gil] The Video Rating Board unveiled a vision embodying innovation and change, along with a new CI (Corporate Identity), while apologizing for the blacklist incident during the previous board.

On the 13th, the Video Rating Board announced its new vision as "actively responding to changes in the media environment and establishing a trusted rating classification for customers." This reflects its determination to proactively address the rapidly changing media landscape and the era of diversified platforms. The new CI was designed to be friendly and flexible using the institution's abbreviation "Yeongdeungwi." Green and blue colors were used to enhance trustworthiness.

Based on the new CI, the Video Rating Board will undertake a major overhaul of its website and other large-scale innovations. Chairperson Lee Mi-yeon stated, "With the proclamation of the new vision and CI, we will embark on a path of new innovation and change." She also expressed regret regarding the previous blacklist incident, saying, "We reflect on the past board that undermined its own independence and autonomy, and we sincerely apologize for failing to properly apologize to all those who were harmed as a result."

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