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When was the last time you pressed a channel button on your TV remote? Smartphones are often cited as the culprit behind the downfall of broadcasting stations. However, the real first step was something else entirely: the "collapse of trust." South Korea's news credibility ranks 37th out of 48 countries, standing at a mere 31%. Since people didn't trust it, they stopped watching, and that first domino effect knocked down viewership ratings, advertising revenue, the audience, and ultimately, the license fees you pay every month. In this video, instead of discussing political factions, we track that domino effect step by step using only verified numbers. ▷ Collapse of Trust — News credibility at 31% (37th place), terrestrial news usage rate drops from 75.3% to 64.7% ▷ Plummeting Ratings — From the era of "national dramas" at 50-60% to an all-time low of 0.3% for terrestrial broadcasters ▷ Mass Advertising Exodus — Terrestrial advertising revenue falls below 1 trillion won, dropping from 2.3754 trillion won (2011) to 976 billion won (2024) ▷ Talent Departure — Low wages under the seniority system vs. multi-million dollar contracts: The reasons why ace producers have left ▷ My Wallet — KBS records an operating deficit of 88.1 billion won despite collecting 651.6 billion won in license fees; separate collection and declining collection rates ▷ Overseas Comparisons & Future — US cord-cutting, Netflix's subcontracting structure, and the mass migration of seniors to YouTube Will you turn on the TV in your living room this evening? Check your monthly license fee bill. Please leave your thoughts in the comments. --- ※ This video was produced based on credible data from sources such as the KOBACO Broadcasting and Telecommunications Advertising Expenditure Survey, the Korea Communications Commission's Financial Status Report, the Reuters Institute for Journalism's Digital News Report, KISDI, Statistics Korea, and WiseApp. It is intended to analyze the industry structure, not to slander any specific broadcaster or political faction. #BroadcastingStation #BroadcastingStationCollapse #TerrestrialBroadcasting #TerrestrialBroadcastingCollapse #KBS #MBC #SBS #JTBC #LicenseFee #Netflix #Advertisers #EconomicCrisis #Collapse #Economics