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Korea's First Newspaper: The JapaneseChōsen shinpō

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Media, Journalism, and Communication History Japanese History and Culture Korean Peninsula Historical and Political Studies

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In 1881, the Japanese introduced the newspaper as a means of public communication into Korea. Publication of theChōsen shinpōin the open port of Pusan is related to the political and economic circumstances in which the Japanese found themselves there. Elsewhere in East Asia, a comparable role was played by Westerners. In addition to viewing theChōsen shinpōin the context of Japanese efforts to influence Korea's modernization, the author suggests studying this newspaper as a component of the comparative history of the press in East Asia.

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