SBS 'I want to know that' 'Fifty Fifty' edition, a sentence that claims that it was edited entirely... Is it a cold reaction to the position that 'I didn't have a shoulder'?

While SBS's current affairs program "I want to know that" became a public rumor due to the biased controversy of the group "FIFTY FIFTY", he eventually apologized and set out to settle the situation.
On the 24th, the ``I want to know that'' side released a position statement, saying, ``Billboard and girl group that I want to know'' broadcast on August 19th is the so-called ``Fifty
A program created to think about what is necessary to become a sustainable K-POP through the ``Fifty situation''.
He continued, "Contrary to the intention of the production team, many people working in the K-pop scene and fans who love K-pop
I deeply apologize for hurting your feelings." He also said that he would listen carefully to the criticism of the Korea Management Union and the Korean Entertainment Producers Association.
On the other hand, the ``want to know'' side ``takes either side of the stakes''.
"We will make it clear that it is not for the sake of good," he said, adding, "Regarding some of the issues that are currently under discussion, we will fill in the gaps in subsequent broadcasts through additional coverage."
' he promised. 'I want to know' recently dealt with the 'Fifty fifty situation', which was hit by the management office's exclusive contract dispute, but only the members' positions were unilaterally
It was pointed out that the suspicion surrounding tampering and Ahn Sung-il, the representative of "The Givers", was reduced because it was broadcast emotionally. Leading to suspicion of biased broadcasting
He received a fierce backlash, and finally opened his mouth on the same day, the fifth time after the discussion. One net user in the "aftereffects" interviewed himself with the side "I want to know that", but
Some even claimed that it was edited out. In an online community, this person said, "At the beginning of July, we submitted a policy proposal (public proposal) to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism regarding the K-POP Tampering Prevention Act.
As someone who has experience working in related industries, I interviewed him for about 1 hour and 30 minutes." He presented the business cards of producers and writers as evidence.
He also said, "In the future, if there is no explanation that the people can understand, I will say what I want to say."
We also plan to file a public consent petition related to the Anti-Banging Act, and we intend to release all matters related to the interview through everywhere, including the community here," he said.
I want to cooperate with the direction of broadcasting. While the side that "want to know" promised additional coverage, attention will be paid to whether the public will calm down and what kind of content will be included in the subsequent broadcast in the future.
be done.