JoongAng

JoongAng is a prominent South Korean media company best known for its publication of the JoongAng Ilbo, one of the country’s major daily newspapers. Founded in 1965, the company has grown to become a significant player in South Korea's journalism and media landscape. The name "JoongAng" translates to "middle of the afternoon" in Korean, reflecting its founding principles of delivering timely news.

The JoongAng Ilbo covers a wide range of topics, including national and international news, politics, economics, culture, and entertainment. It is recognized for its in-depth reporting, editorial independence, and influence on public opinion. The newspaper also operates various other media outlets, including online platforms, magazines, and broadcast channels, to cater to diverse audience preferences.

In addition to its primary newspaper, the JoongAng Media Group (JMG) oversees multiple subsidiaries, such as the Korea JoongAng Daily, an English-language newspaper aimed at foreign residents and international audiences, and the JoongAng Sunday. The group also invests in digital media, broadcasting, and entertainment sectors.

JoongAng has played a significant role in shaping modern South Korean society, often engaging in social commentary and public discourse. Its commitment to quality journalism has earned it numerous awards and recognition within South Korea and beyond.

As a leading media entity, JoongAng continues to adapt to the rapidly changing media environment, emphasizing digital innovation and audience engagement while maintaining its core journalistic principles.