Seo Bok-hyun
Seo Bok-hyun (born June 10, 1983) is a South Korean journalist and the former anchor of JTBC Newsroom. Biography. Seo graduated with a bachelor's degree in sociology at Korea University. He started his career at MBN in 2010 as a reporter in its social affairs division before leaving for JTBC. He became known through his coverage of the Sewol ferry disaster, where he stayed for three months to cover the search for the network. After that, he moved to JoongAng Ilbo in July 2015 as part of a rotation schedule, then came back to JTBC  in July 2016. He would then become part of a special report team assigned to initially investigate in the Mir and K-Sports foundations, but later uncovered evidence that Choi Soon-sil meddled in political affairs. Seo was named as the new "JTBC Newsroom" presenter in December 2019, following then-presenter and current CEO Sohn Suk-hee's decision to step down. He had been persuaded multiple times by Sohn only to give in to his request, as he sees Seo to be a symbolic pillar and credible journalist despite having no previous presenting experience. He started his stint on  6 January 2020, being the youngest main presenter of a South Korean flagship newscast. He left "Newsroom" on June 4, 2021 following another large-scale JTBC News reorganization. He made a cameo in the Academy Award-winning film "Parasite" as a reporter, and has been jokingly referred to as an "Oscar actor" by his colleagues. Personal life. He got married in 2015 while serving as a "JoongAng Ilbo" reporter.