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"As Soon as the U.S. Corporation was Established, It Went Down"... TikTok Faces Major Access Issues 'Chaos'

On the night of the 25th, over 35,000 reports flooded DownDetector... "Videos not loading and views at 0" Occurred right after the establishment of 'TikTok U.S.' with Oracle, Silver Lake, etc.... Possibility of infrastructure transfer issues raised New CEO Adam Presser appointed, struggling to avoid 'ban'... Service reliability inevitably impacted
After completing a major governance restructuring to avoid the risk of expulsion in the U.S., TikTok faced a large-scale service disruption just days after its establishment, losing face. According to the IT industry and foreign media on the 26th , TikTok experienced a major access issue starting...
| Yangsimoh
Netflix takes drastic action as stock plunges 40%, cuts 1,000 jobs

Netflix takes drastic action as stock plunges 40%, cuts 1,000 jobs

Layoffs affect 6% of workforce, the biggest reduction since 2022, as company moves to protect profitability
Falling viewing time and intensifying competition make breakthrough urgent Netflix, the world’s largest video streaming company, will cut about 6% of its workforce as it responds to slowing growth and subscriber departures.
| James choi
Shojo manga pioneer Masako Watanabe, creator of 'The Glass Castle,' dies at 97

Shojo manga pioneer Masako Watanabe, creator of 'The Glass Castle,' dies at 97

Watanabe pioneered the shojo manga genre in the 1960s and became the first woman manga artist to receive the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Rays in 2006; in South Korea, her work was known through pirated editions
Drawing romance for generations of girls . . . a 97-year career that helped establish 'Japanese shojo manga' Masako Watanabe, a pioneer of Japan's 'shojo manga' genre and the artist behind 'The Glass Castle,' died at age 97 on the 3rd.
| James choi
Advertisers Pick ‘The Manager’ and ‘Manager Kim’ as Programs of the Year at 2026 KAA Awards on Nov. 22

Advertisers Pick ‘The Manager’ and ‘Manager Kim’ as Programs of the Year at 2026 KAA Awards on Nov. 22

Winners in four categories are unveiled as Korea Advertisers Conference takes place at The Westin Josun Seoul
Leaders driving innovation in media and marketing take center stage The Korea Advertisers Association on the 13th officially announced the winners of the “2026 KAA Awards”, honoring those who led innovation across the media and marketing ecosystem this year.
| James choi
“Lies as Easily as Breathing”: Musk, Altman and Zuckerberg Become Hollywood’s New Villains

“Lies as Easily as Breathing”: Musk, Altman and Zuckerberg Become Hollywood’s New Villains

‘Social Reckoning’ flops with $5.5 million opening weekend; Amazon abandons distribution of $40 million film
Zuckerberg becomes a screen villain as ‘Social Reckoning’ bombs at the box office Amazon abandons distribution of ‘Artificial,’ due in theaters in December, amid pressure allegations and a dismal showing The Silicon Valley titans who lead America’s “big tech” companies and the billionaire founders...
| James choi
[2026 BIFF] Ann Hui wins Camellia Award, Michelle Yeoh named Asia Filmmaker of the Year as 31st Busan International Film Festival opens

[2026 BIFF] Ann Hui wins Camellia Award, Michelle Yeoh named Asia Filmmaker of the Year as 31st Busan International Film Festival opens

The 31st Busan International Film Festival opened with a grand ceremony at the Busan Cinema Center in Haeundae, Busan, kicking off Asia's largest film festival. This year BIFF moved its opening day up by one day from Wednesday to Tuesday.
| Kim Ji-yeon
Twitch deploys real-time AI monitoring of livestreams, sparking dispute over ad payouts for “brand-unsafe” streamers

Twitch deploys real-time AI monitoring of livestreams, sparking dispute over ad payouts for “brand-unsafe” streamers

- CEO Dan Clancy says on podcast that Twitch is analyzing everything streamers say using AI speech-to-text (STT) technology - Real-time content evaluations designed to meet advertisers’ demands activate an ad-blocking system targeting streamers who regularly use jokes and profanity - Streamers push back: “Twitch claims to champion autonomy, then uses AI to flag even profanity and political comments made when we’re alone” - LGBTQ+ and queer-tagged creators fear they will lose advertising revenue to context-blind AI censorship
Twitch, the world’s largest livestreaming platform, has introduced a real-time AI monitoring system to identify content that does not suit advertisers and block the advertising revenue paid to the streamers behind it, drawing fierce backlash from creators.
| Yangsimoh
Trailer for 'Musk,' documentary critical of Elon Musk, released as X blocks all paid ads

Trailer for 'Musk,' documentary critical of Elon Musk, released as X blocks all paid ads

New film from director Alex Gibney opens next month after Meta and YouTube reverse their ad bans
Questions mount over 'free speech' defender's hypocrisy 'Elon Musk'-owned social media platform 'X' is facing backlash after refusing to run any ads for a documentary that takes aim at Musk himself. TechCrunch and other major news outlets reported on the 27th, local time, that 'X' abruptly blocked...
| James choi
[Lee Hwa-jung's Deep Talks] “Going head-to-head with Hyun Bin and Byun Yo-han. How do I survive?” Meeting Roh Jae-won, star of 〈Tazza: The Song of Belzebub〉 and 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉, Part 2

[Lee Hwa-jung's Deep Talks] “Going head-to-head with Hyun Bin and Byun Yo-han. How do I survive?” Meeting Roh Jae-won, star of 〈Tazza: The Song of Belzebub〉 and 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉, Part 2

A conversation that approaches actors with deep breaths, like a detox. Film journalist Lee Hwa-jung meets the actors.
From the audience's perspective, it seems the new momentum actor Roh Jae-won is showing has already begun. Looking at the cast lineup for 〈Made in Korea〉, I found myself wondering whether an actor known for his freewheeling style could adapt to acting within a demanding format — in other words,...
| 이화정
Netflix, Amazon and YouTube unite in Washington to fight exclusive U.S. sports rights rules

Netflix, Amazon and YouTube unite in Washington to fight exclusive U.S. sports rights rules

They co-found new lobbying group SACA to counter bipartisan efforts in Washington to limit sports monopolies
Unusual alliance forms as Congress pressures sports monopolies New Washington, D.C., lobbying group SACA co-founded on the 15th, with members emphasizing tailored services Netflix, Amazon and YouTube, three powerful platforms that dominate the global streaming market, have formed an unprecedented...
| James choi