The head of South Korea’s communications watchdog will visit the U.S. on Wednesday to seek out new communications policies.
 
Korea Communications Commission Chairman Lee Kyung-jae will travel to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission and Global Media Group during his seven-day trip. He will discuss promoting cooperation between South Korean and U.S. communications industries.
 
Lee will also look for a solution to the issue of adjusting transmission fees between terrestrial broadcasters and cable TV operators.
 
The chairman will also look into the introduction of next-generation broadcasting, including Ultra High Definition Television, and exchange views with related policy coordinators.