Hampyeong-gun Opens New 'Internet Banner Posting Stands'

Expectations to Prevent the Proliferation of Illegal Banners

[Hampyeong=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Jamin] Jeonnam Hampyeong-gun announced on the 19th that it will newly open an 'Internet Banner Board' on the county website to prevent the proliferation of illegal banners that spoil the urban landscape.

The Internet Banner Board is a platform to post banners for public interest purposes on the county website instead of the existing designated posting boards.

The county plans to complete preparations such as banner setup by the end of this month and start a pilot operation from the 1st of next month.

Any content with a public interest purpose, such as major policies promoted by public institutions, is eligible for posting.

Various notices related to residents' rights and interests, as well as promotional content about openings, launches, and discount events of local small business owners such as young entrepreneurs, can also be advertised.

However, content that is excessively commercial or promotes gambling and other harmful content to youth is excluded from posting.

Those who wish to use the service should prepare content that meets the posting conditions and either visit the Hampyeong County Office Future Strategy Office in person or submit via email.

The county plans to comprehensively review the appropriateness of the application content and the timing of promotion, and post it in the form of a banner on the main page of the county website for up to 7 days.

A county official said, "If most banners for public institutions or public interest purposes are posted through the Internet Banner Board, it will relieve the designated posting boards, which have been overcrowded, and contribute to eradicating illegal banners." He added, "In particular, through consultation with Jeonnam Province, it will also be possible to post separately on the provincial website, so we hope for much interest and participation in the Internet Banner Board."

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