Jack's company confirms it has paid the fine

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On October 6, J97 Promotion Company - Jack's management unit - confirmed that it had completed paying the administrative fine according to the decision of the Department of Culture and Sports of Ho Chi Minh City.

Accordingly, Jack's company paid a fine related to violations in the content of the press conference held in mid-July.

According to information from J97 Promotion, the content presented at the press conference on July 16 had some details that did not match the previously registered content and approved by the state press management agency.

"We have seriously coordinated, complied with the Department's requirements and fulfilled our obligations to pay the fine. All activities are carried out in accordance with legal procedures. This incident is an experience for the crew to learn a lesson in organizing future communication activities, said a representative of J97 Promotion.

The company also shared that the purpose of the press conference in July was to "clearly clarify once" the confusing issues related to the singer's private life, while introducing the new career orientation in the new period.

However, the event was controversial after that, with much of the two-hour time spent on personal matters, instead of focusing on music as initially announced.

The press conference was held in Ho Chi Minh City, broadcast live on the official YouTube channel of J97 Promotion, attracting hundreds of thousands of views and interactions. However, the program did not have a question-and-answer session between artists and reporters as usual, but the entire content was presented in the form of one-sided speech.

After the event, the Department of Culture and Sports of Ho Chi Minh City reviewed and re-evaluated the entire organization process, from the content to the licensing procedures. The administrative sanctions are introduced to ensure transparency and compliance with regulations in the organization of press conferences and introduction of artistic products.

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