Dongmyeong University to Establish Integrated Service for Broadcasting, Newspaper, and New Media Platforms

MOU Signed with Korea's Largest Media System Operator 'AMI Systems' on the 24th
Customized CMS System Training and Research... Newspaper and Broadcasting Stations to Transition and Operate Digital Systems

Dongmyung University has signed an industry-academic cooperation agreement with AMI Systems, a media system operation company.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] Dongmyung University (President Jeong Hong-seop) is entering into industry-academia exchange with the media company AMI Systems, which operates an internet newspaper system.

The article system developed by AMI is currently the most widely used article input and submission program in domestic media.

On the 24th, Dongmyung University signed an MOU with AMI Systems (CEO Park Byung-jin) in Room 307 of the Business Building at the university headquarters, focusing on strengthening industry-academia cooperation such as customized education and research innovation related to the CMS system.

Both parties will cooperate for the digital transition and operation of Dongmyung University’s newspaper and broadcasting station. Support for Dongmyung University’s student workforce pool for AMI Systems, CMS system education for newspaper and broadcasting station staff and students in media-related departments, joint research, and mutual cooperation for industry-tailored educational innovation will also be strengthened. Personnel necessary for education, research, and industry-academia cooperation will be exchanged.

CMS (Contents Management System) is an internet newspaper operation system that performs functions from article writing to review and release in web and mobile environments, as well as efficiently integrates and manages articles and article elements.

AMI Systems’ CMS is designed as a cloud-based system and has the advantage of efficiently managing content through archiving (compressed storage). It is currently used by nine daily newspapers, most economic and specialized magazines, and internet media companies.

Park Byung-jin, CEO of AMI Systems, said, “We hope that not only the school newspaper but also various departments will utilize the accumulated content to use many services, and we support the development of university media.”

Lee Hwa-haeng, editor-in-chief of Dongmyung University’s newspaper and broadcasting station (professor of the Department of Media Communication), said, “Just as The New York Times transitioned to digital-first, the future of newspapers lies not in paper but in digital. Through this MOU, by converting the print newspaper into an internet media (TU TIMES), we will lead the change of the university newspaper.”

He also stated, “Now, our university’s newspaper and broadcasting station will provide news in an integrated newsroom environment that plans, produces, and distributes newspaper, broadcasting, and new media content on a single platform,” highlighting the significance of signing the MOU.

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