The In Sup Shin collection on Korean advertising consists of correspondence, advertisements, writings on the Korean advertising industry, newspaper clippings, Korean advertising data, and other material collected and/or created by In Sup Shin. Born in 1929, In Sup Shin has worked in the Korean advertising industry since 1965, filling such roles as corporate communications director of Gold Star (LG Electronics), advertising director of the Hee Sung Company (HS Ad), an executive of Nara Advertising, secretary general of the 35th International Advertising Association (IAA) World Advertising Congress, executive secretary of the IAA Korea Chapter, and advisor for the Busan International Advertising Festival. Shin organized most of the collection chronologically by era. The earliest eras represented in the collection (e.g., the Gaehwagi period, 1886-1910) contain photocopies of Korean advertisements, maps, and other material on the history of the Korean advertising industry that Shin collected. The collection also holds some of Shin's correspondence and data from his advertising career, audiovisual material, and Shin's dissertation and research.

In Sup Shin (born in 1929) has worked in the Korean advertising industry since 1965, when he became advertising manager of the Hyundae (Modern) Economic Daily and Sunday News published in Seoul. Shin has worked as assistant marketing manager at the Honam Oil Refinery Company (now GS Caltex), corporate communications director of Gold Star (LG Electronics) of the Lucky Group of companies, advertising director of the Hee Sung Company (HS Ad), an executive of Nara Advertising, advisor for Korad Ogilvy & Mather, and executive vice president of the Korea Audit Bureau of Circulations. Shin has also served as secretary general of the 14th Asian Advertising Congress (AdAsia), secretary general of the 35th International Advertising Association (IAA) World Advertising Congress, executive secretary of the IAA Korea Chapter, and advisor for the Busan International Advertising Festival. As an educator, Shin has taught at the Schoool of Communications at Hallym University and the Graduate School of Mass Communications at Chang-Ang University. Shin has authored over 20 books, including History of Korean Advertising, Advertising in Japan, Advertising in China, International Advertising and Public Relations, History of Public Relations in Korea, and Advertising in Korea.

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