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Coupang Play Orders ‘Smile Clinic’ as Standalone Sitcom; Opens Dec. 3 with Office Comedy

Coupang Play Orders ‘Smile Clinic’ as Standalone Sitcom; Opens Dec. 3 with Office Comedy

New episodes drop every Thursday at 5 p.m.; series expands a hit ‘SNL Korea’ sketch into a full-fledged show
The ‘SNL Korea’ universe evolves, expanding into a scripted sitcom OTT platform ‘Coupang Play’ is turning a popular sketch from its original comedy show into a standalone sitcom. ‘Smile Clinic’ is set to premiere on Dec. 3, with new episodes dropping every Thursday at 5 p. m.
| James choi
‘A Decade of K-Content Captivating the World’: Netflix Janchi Draws 3.59 Million Online and In Person

‘A Decade of K-Content Captivating the World’: Netflix Janchi Draws 3.59 Million Online and In Person

Two-day celebration for Netflix’s 10th anniversary in Korea held for subscribers at Oil Tank Culture Park in Sangam More than 10,000 people attended in person, while the event drew 3.58 million online views; 55 talents took the stage Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos attended, and a star-studded family photo featuring Lee Jung-jae, Song Hye-kyo and other Netflix favorites was unveiled
Netflix Korea’s 10th-anniversary celebration, Netflix Janchi, wrapped up a successful two-day run. To mark the 10th anniversary of its service in Korea, Netflix Korea held “Netflix Korea’s 10th Anniversary: Netflix Janchi” (hereafter “Netflix Janchi”) over two days, from Oct. 24 to 25.
| Seongchan Eol
Netflix Marks 10 Years in Korea: 80% of Global Members Have Watched Korean Content

Netflix Marks 10 Years in Korea: 80% of Global Members Have Watched Korean Content

Partnerships with 80 Korean production companies and 95,000 jobs have helped expand Korea’s creative ecosystem
Global streaming company Netflix, co-CEO Ted Sarandos, is marking 10 years in the Korean market, having made a significant impact across the country’s content industry. Since arriving in 2016, Korea has become one of Netflix’s most important global content production hubs.
| James choi
Former Wavve CEO Lee Tae-hyun Chosen as KBS President, Prevailing in Three-Way Race

Former Wavve CEO Lee Tae-hyun Chosen as KBS President, Prevailing in Three-Way Race

Board votes after final interviews on the 20th to recommend a candidate for appointment as the 28th president Secures support from at least three-fifths of directors; parliamentary confirmation hearing process begins ahead of three-year term
Veteran content producer poised to lead KBS as its 28th president 'KBS' has selected former 'Content Wavve' CEO 'Lee Tae-hyun' as its final candidate for the next president. As the public broadcaster faces a major turning point, attention is focused on whether an executive with experience in both...
| James choi
Arirang TV brings K-content to North American homes with free channel launch on 15th

Arirang TV brings K-content to North American homes with free channel launch on 15th

Available on Samsung and LG smart TV platforms via K-Bingers, the channel will stream programs focused on Korean cuisine and tourism
'Arirang TV' is entering the North American media market, the world's largest, to expand the reach of K-content. Arirang TV said on the 14th that it will officially launch 'Arirang K-Culture' on the 15th, a channel dedicated to the advertising-based free streaming TV service ('FAST') serving...
| James choi
Netflix Korea revenue tops 1 trillion won, surges 1.7-fold ... 81% of proceeds go to U.S. headquarters

Netflix Korea revenue tops 1 trillion won, surges 1.7-fold ... 81% of proceeds go to U.S. headquarters

Domestic operating profit reaches just 20.3 billion won, highlighting uneven revenue-sharing structure behind K-content's success
Global online video streaming giant 'Netflix' generated more than 1 trillion won in revenue in South Korea last year for the first time since entering the market. But 81% of that massive revenue was remitted to its U. S. headquarters, leaving the Korean entity with operating profit of just 20.
| James choi
[Parliamentary Audit] Historical Controversy Over 'Assassins' ... Why KOCCA Really Gave It A Grades in 10 Categories

[Parliamentary Audit] Historical Controversy Over 'Assassins' ... Why KOCCA Really Gave It A Grades in 10 Categories

Korea Creative Content Agency President Kim Yoon-ji appears at the Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee's parliamentary audit on Oct. 12, defending a 26-year veteran director's abilities and the freedom of creative expression
Personal attacks that stifle imagination raise fears for K-content Kim Yoon-ji, president of the 'Korea Creative Content Agency', took a firm stand in defense of creative freedom amid the recent controversy over alleged 'historical distortion' in the film 'Assassins'.
| James choi
Netflix draws 400 emerging creators to BIFF for largest-ever Creative Asia

Netflix draws 400 emerging creators to BIFF for largest-ever Creative Asia

Third-year event features directors Han Jun-hee and Kang Yoon-sung and introduces its first hands-on AI workshop
400 creators poised to lead the future of K-content learn hands-on production skills Netflix held Creative Asia at the Busan International Film Festival on the 10th, bringing together emerging creators from across Asia for global exchange and professional growth in the event's largest edition yet.
| James choi
'My Mister' writer Park Hae-young takes aim at zero-revenue contracts, demands end to buyout practice:

'My Mister' writer Park Hae-young takes aim at zero-revenue contracts, demands end to buyout practice: "Copyright law must change to ensure fair compensation"

Creators' Alliance, formed by six groups including the Korean Film Directors' Guild, urges passage of copyright amendment introduced on the 17th
The face of K-content stripped of copyrights: Buyout practices run counter to global standards The Korean Broadcasting Writers Association and the Korean Film Directors' Guild were among six groups that formed the Creators' Alliance, which held a news conference at the National Assembly on the 12th...
| James choi
National Library faces crisis over 1.5 million webtoon deposits as dedicated staff count remains zero

National Library faces crisis over 1.5 million webtoon deposits as dedicated staff count remains zero

With amended Library Act set to take effect in December, just 4.6 TB remains; urgent need to build a preservation system for serialized content When the amended 'Library Act' takes effect in December, 'webtoons' and 'web novels' assigned a Uniform Content Identifier will become subject to mandatory...
| James choi