Jong Su Oh Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington Dc

Played the role of the very last gatekeeper of the service's broadcasting/web content performing the duty of operating/maintaining the service's websites and social media channels.Produced hundreds of viral stories on Youtube, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

Washington Dc

--- As a writer for ‘America Now,’ which covers U.S. news daily, contributed significantly during the 2016 presidential elections and inauguration in 2017. Interviewed various experts via Skype and Teams and went beyond assignments by editing many of the videos myself. The video editing skills helped the team to produce many more videos within the deadlines.---Fulfilled assignments well and went beyond by helping team members to arrange interviews with experts and politicians so that the team and the service can have better coverage.--- Successfully launched a new weekly program, ‘Women in the Press,’ in 2020. The program’s objective is to highlight the successes of women journalists who are fighting on two ends - gender equality and press freedom. Interviewed more than fifty prominent journalists, including Seung Min Kim of the Washington Post and Holly Williams of CBS, and received great responses in and out of the Service.--- Also closely followed the Atlanta Spa shootings in March 2021, getting first-hand reactions from many local community leaders including Sam Park, Georgia State Representative, and Sarah Park, President of KAC-Atlanta. Although, we did not get permission to air, kept close contact with one of the victims’ family members and had off-the-record interviews. So that the team was able to give in-depth stories to our listeners on the Atlanta Spa shootings and share them with Central News. https://www.voanews.com/episode/six-asian-women-two-others-dead-atlanta-shootings-4629776*'Veteran of the Month': Department of Veterans Affairs (October 2020)

Fort Bragg, North Carolina, United States

USASOC News Service, Defense Media Activity

TS-SCI

Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States

Fort Bragg, North Carolina, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States

Was the first one who covered the breaking news of North Korean refugees settling in the United States in accordance with the North Korean Human Rights Act, which was one of the most significant events in U.S. foreign policy on Korean peninsular. Specialized in foreign affairs, covered various news events in South and North Korea as well as in the United States with awarded writing, editing, and messaging skills for The Korea Daily, the most-read ethnic newspaper with circulations up to 250,000 in the US. Conducted many exclusive interviews with policymakers and administrators regarding immigration issues and US policy on the Korean peninsular. Those people included United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (then South Korean Foreign Minister) and Kansas Governor Sam Brownback (then US senator.)

Los Angeles, California, United States

Seoul, South Korea

Performed the duty of Chief Editor for CNN Korea Edition in collaboration with JoongAng Ilbo.Approved or did final edits on major stories to ensure copy is timely, comprehensive, and accurate; determines and assigns necessary revisions; reviews top stories for accuracy and completeness. Oversaw web-formatting and production details to ensure the finished story is properly interlinked with related content; original photos; activation of reader comments. Monitors traffic/reader reaction to the finished piece.Utilized excellent journalistic skills as well as technical skills, including HTML, Java in coding, and Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premier in video/audio editing.Was responsible for staffing, budget, and strategy.

Seoul, South Korea

Covered 9/11 terrorist attack in NYC, Olympic Games in Sydney.

Seoul, South Korea

Coordinated with The New York Times and The Washington Post editors and reporters for breaking news coverage.

Seoul, South Korea