Bang Sang-hoon, president of Chosun Ilbo, stage 15 pancreatic cancer

(1)Somehow, ‘Bang Sang-hoon, president of Chosun Ilbo, stage 15 pancreatic cancer.’
(2)fight for a year after surgery
(3)Bang Sang-hoon, president of Chosun Ilbo, recently
(4)The Sunday Journal reported that he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer According to a well-versed town official in his home country’s media, Bang is the president
(5)Last month, Seoul Yonsei Sebran
(6)The hospital found out that he had stage 15 pancreatic cancer, and he is planning to undergo surgery According to the source, it will take about a year from surgery to chemotherapy

(1)They’re going to do radiation therapy at the same time Cancer recurrence
(2)It’s known that it’s time to assume that you don’t Bang Sang-hoon, who was born in 1948, is still active in the management of the Chosun Ilbo and its affiliates, but it is said that it is not known what will happen in the future due to the disease. He has been the CEO of the Chosun Ilbo for 29 years since he took office in 1993 Compared to JoongAng and Dong-A Ilbo, CEO Bang is in power for a long time. In particular, it is in contrast to the third-generation management succession of JoongAng Group from Chairman Hong Seok-hyun of JoongAng Holdings to Vice Chairman Hong Jeong-do of JoongAng Ilbo and JTBC. Dong-A Media Group is also managed for four generations by Kim Jae-ho, president of Dong-A Ilbo and president of Channel A
(3)The Chosun Ilbo is considering restructuring its governance structure, including the transition to a holding company Last year, the Chosun Ilbo filed a complaint with the Korea Communications Commission, and some within the Chosun Media Group say that it is about the transition to a holding company. Some observers say that the transition to the holding company system was linked to the issue of the succession of the Chosun Ilbo President Bang Sang-hoon

(1)Currently, the two pillars of the Chosun Media Group are the Chosun Ilbo and TV Chosun. TV Chosun is a subsidiary of the Chosun Ilbo, but if it is converted to a holding company system, it will become a subsidiary of the holding company, not the Chosun Ilbo, so approval of the Korea Communications Commission is required in this case On the issue of the transition to a holding company, the succession structure surrounding Bang Joon-oh, vice president of Chosun Ilbo, Bang’s eldest son, and his second son Bang Jung-oh, former CEO of TV Chosun, is drawing attention. Some analysts say that the disease-fighting could lead to such a succession of management rights. The succession of management of the Chosun Ilbo will inevitably face the challenges of inheritance and gift taxes. Some say convincingly that such tax problems will be solved under the Yoon Suk Yeol regime, which maintains a honeymoon relationship