Hakjisa, Harrison & Company, and Others Recognized for Depositing Publications at the National Library of Korea
From the left, Jinwhan Kim, CEO of Hakjisa; Hyunryeol Lee, CEO of Harrison & Company; Youngryul Park, CEO of Communication Books.
View original image[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Jong-gil] The National Library of Korea announced on the 26th that it has selected Hakjisa (books), Harrison & Company (non-books), and Communication Books (digital files) as the contributors for legal deposit this year. Legal deposit is a system that requires publishers to submit two copies of newly published books to the National Library of Korea within 30 days. This system has been in place since 1965.
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Hakjisa is a publisher specializing in academic books. It submitted 604 titles last year. Harrison & Company is a producer and distributor of movie DVDs and Blu-rays. It deposited 242 items last year. Communication Books provided thirty types of digital files to produce materials for books for the disabled. Due to concerns over the spread of COVID-19, the National Library of Korea delivered the Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism’s commendation and plaques by mail without holding a ceremony.
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