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  Korean film in 2012
  2012/02/01, Source,
  The Korean film industry has a lot to offer for the year of 2012. Korean films have been gathering more attention around the world and in the domestic market, as Korean films gain attention and Korean actors and producers take part in more international collaborations. According to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the market share for Korean films was 51.9%, up from 46.5 in 2010 and marking the first time in modern history that Korean moviegoing audiences showed a marked preference for domestic movies. As well, film exports increased by 14% in 2011,...More

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  Top issues in the 2011 Korean film industry
  2011/12/07, Source,
  From sleeper hits to leading directors shooting abroad, society-changing films and game-changing moves, 2011 has been a surprising year for the Korean film industry. KANG Byeong-jin profiles the issues. Unexpected smash hits from "Sunny - 2010" and "Arrow, The Ultimate Weapon" - a year when dark horses rather than anticipated large-scale films led the race at the box office,...More

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  Korean dramas and sitcoms starting today 2011/12/05 in Korea
  2011/12/05, Source,
  Korean dramas and sitcoms starting today 2011/12/05 in Korea "Padam Padam... The Sound of His and Her Heartbeats", "I Live in Cheongdam-dong", "Vampire Idol" and "When Women Powder Twice",...More

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  TV enters new era with launch of four networks
  2011/11/30, Source,
  JTBC starts airing at 4 p.m. today New general-programming channel JTBC kicks off its inaugural season today with a star-studded lineup of drama series, variety shows, reality shows and in-depth news programs. Pictured above is the set of the sitcom "I Live in Cheongdam-dong". By Kim Tae-sung The launch today of four new broadcasting stations signals major changes in the nation's broadcasting industry, with a host of dramas, variety shows and reality shows that will compete for viewer attention. The new stations - JTBC, TV Chosun, Channel A and MBN - were authorized by the nation's communications and broadcasting regulator about a year ago to offer general-programming content,...More