The 방송통신위원회 (Korea Communications Commission) is a government agency in South Korea responsible for regulating broadcasting and telecommunications. Established in 2008, its main duties include overseeing the media industry, ensuring fair competition, and protecting consumer rights. The commission also works to promote the development of communication technologies. In addition to regulation, the 방송통신위원회 plays a role in policy-making related to broadcasting and telecommunications. It addresses issues such as digital broadcasting, internet services, and the management of radio frequencies. The agency aims to foster a healthy media environment and support innovation in the communication sector.