Korean content faces critical 2026 as Netflix's investment cycle enters final year The year 2026 marks a critical juncture for Korea’s content industry. Next year, Netflix will decide whether to renew, reduce or maintain its investment in Korean content for 2027 and beyond.

#Korea's #Netflix heyday coming to an end, new regional leaders nurtured:
koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/2025-12... #kcontents #kdrama #kseries

"Seoul Con is Not Just a Spectacle, But a Platform Creating Hundreds of Billions in Economic Effects," Says SBA CEO Kim Hyun-woo [Interview]

[Interview] SBA CEO Kim Hyun-woo
"Seoul's new economic potential can now be found in content. Seoul is a creator city with the infrastructure needed for content production."
#SouthKorea #Interview #SBA #Kcontents #Kculture

Movies on the Verge of Disappearing with the Wind [K-Content on Shaky Ground ②] The K-content following Squid Game, BTS, and Moving is lacking. This means consumers are running out of engaging content. The cause is analyzed as the content

[K-Content on Shaky Ground] Movies on the Verge of Disappearing with the Wind

#Kcontents #Movieticket #FilmIndustry #COVID19 #OTT #Netfilx