Regulations for the Distinction between Television Programs and Advertisements, Product Placement Marketing, and Sponsorships Article 16
Where a television business accepts sponsorship or title sponsorship, the name or trademark of the sponsor’s business/enterprise, agency (institution), group or person shall be explicitly revealed before or after the said program; such displayed information shall not considered as advertising time.The displayed information in the preceding paragraph shall not contain any advertisement and shall not exceed twenty seconds.Television businesses that fail to reveal the aforementioned information before or after the broadcasting of the program, but rather displays content in the form of an advertisement shall be dealt with according to Article 3 to 6.