Draft:Korea Public Service Advertisement Council

Background
The Korea Public Service Advertisement Council (공익광고협의회) is an organization operating under the Korea Broadcast Advertising Corporation (KOBACO), the public media representative of South Korea.

Tag (1981-2007)
Visuals: Somewhere on the screen, a, rounded rectangular logo containing three white lines which form a curved "T" shape, with a triangle at the center and the top of the rectangle being in white, appears with the Hangul text "공익광고협의회" next to it.

Variants:
 * The logo may appear by fading in.
 * Some PSAs feature the logo in white.
 * On most 20th century PSAs, the logo is usually placed at the bottom of the screen, near the center or at the bottom-right corner. Several 21th century PSAs have the logo placed that way.
 * On most 21th century PSAs, the logo is placed at the center of the screen, mostly on a white background, or on a shot from the advertisement.
 * On several PSAs, mostly from the 1990s period, the message of the PSA in Korean is shown at the center, either on a white or black background, with the logo placed at the bottom.

Technique: Fading effects, or none.

Audio:
 * 1981-1984, 1998-2004: The closing of the advertisement.
 * 1984-1998: A violin crescendo, leading to two notes from a string orchestra.
 * 2004-2007: A 4-note bell theme, with the last note backed by a string orchestra.

Audio Variant: Some PSAs featuring either the 1984 or 2004 themes have them in a different pitch.

Availability: Seen on most public service advertisements from the organization during the period.

Final Note
Since 2007, newer public advertisements use the KOBACO tag with the Public Service Advertisement Council's name shown next to the company name.