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YTN (KRX: 040300, Formerly an abbreviation of Yonhap Television News. current slogan: "Yesterday, Today and Now", or, "Your True Network") is a 24-hour news channel in South Korea. It was founded on September 14, 1993 as a subsidiary of Yonhap News Agency, and began broadcasting on March 1, 1995. YNA now owns none of YTN's share.

History[link]

YTN building (right) overlooking Sungnyemun

• 1993/09/14 YTN founded
• 1995/03/01 Began broadcasting
• 2000/04/08 Merged with Seoul Tower, constructing an integrated broadcast transmission tower
• 2004/03/01 Moved to YTN tower, next to the Sungnyemun
• 2008/01/31 KCC approved YTN FM Radio.
• 2008/04/01 YTN FM Radio Began broadcasting in Seoul city. FM 94.5 MHz

YTN International[link]

YTN International is a version of YTN that broadcast outside South Korea. It simulcasts YTN in Korea but also inserts dedicated programs.

See also[link]

• YTN Group
• N Seoul Tower
• BBC World
• CNN

References[link]

• (Korean) YTN at Doosan Encyclopedia

External links[link]

• YTN - Official website (Korean)
• YTN corporate information (English)

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Lee Dong-wook (Hangul: 이동욱; born November 6, 1981), is a South Korean actor who is best known for his leading roles in television dramas My Girl, La Dolce Vita and Scent of a Woman.

Education[link]

Lee studied at Sejong University and Joongbu University.

Career[link]

Making his debut in 1999, Lee had acted in a number of TV series before hitting stardom in 2005 hit romantic comedy My Girl. It also made him a Korean wave star.^[1] He has since starred as the male lead in noir La Dolce Vita, lawyer dramedy Partner,^[2] melodrama Scent of a Woman^{[3][4][5][6][7][8]} and baseball rom-com Wild Romance.^[9][10]

In April 2012, Lee and Shin Dong-yeop took over as MCs of variety talk show Strong Heart.^{[11][12][13][14]}

Filmography[link]

TV Dramas[link]

• School 2 (KBS1, 1999)
• School 3 (KBS1, 2000)
• This is Love (KBS1, 2001)
• Drama City: "Happier than Heaven" (KBS, 2001)
• A Dreaming Family (KBS, 2001)
• Pure Heart (KBS2, 2001)
• Loving You (KBS, 2002)
• Honest Living (SBS, 2002)
• Let's Go (SBS, 2002)
• Merry Go Round (MBC, 2003)
• Land of Wine (SBS, 2003)
• Letters to the Parents (KBS2, 2004)
• Island Village Teacher (SBS, 2004)
• My Girl (SBS, 2005)
• Hanoi Bride (SBS, 2005)
• La Dolce Vita (MBC, 2008)
• Partner (KBS2, 2009)
• Scent of a Woman (SBS, 2011)
• Wild Romance (KBS, 2012)

Films[link]

• Arang (2006)
• The Perfect Couple (2007)
• Heartbreak Library (2008)
• The Recipe (2010)

Music Videos[link]

• "Replay" - Kim Dong Ryul (김동률)
• "Bye Bye Bye" (Monday Kiz, 2005)
• "Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter" (Suho feat. Kim Tae-woo, 2006)
• "Lost in the Forest of Love" (Jed, 2007)
• "Dandelion" (Zozo, 2010) - Lee Dong-wook also directed this MV^[15]

Variety Show[link]

• Strong Heart - MC (SBS, 2012)

Awards[link]

• V-NESS Screen Award (1999)
• 2003 SBS Drama Awards: New Star Award
• 2011 SBS Drama Awards: Top Ten Stars Award (Scent of a Woman)
• 2011 SBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award, Weekend Drama Actor (Scent of a Woman)

References[link]

External links[link]

• http://www.leedongwook.com (Korean)
• Lee Dong-wook at HanCinema
• Lee Dong-wook at the Internet Movie Database

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