Korean TV channels canned, trade partner blamed
HiTV goes into voluntary liquidation after allegedly losing goodwill in the Korean community.
A Korean TV content provider has gone into voluntary liquidation after a trade partner allegedly damaged its status in the Korean community.
HiTV, which broadcasts Korean and Japanese content via the Freeview digital television platform as well as the internet site Worldnet TV, was put into
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Campbell Gibson
Tue, 26 May 2015
Tue, 26 May 2015
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Korean TV channels canned, trade partner blamed
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