What is Korean about K-pop?
The establishment of new bands modeled on K-pop’s style and regimen gives rise to the question on what constitutes “authentic” K-pop.
The establishment of new bands modeled on K-pop’s style and regimen gives rise to the question on what constitutes “authentic” K-pop.
The government’s focus on enabling parents to work longer hours suggests its ability to shape corporate culture is limited.
Korean exporters are struggling to keep up as shipping and transport networks prioritize larger-scale shipments from China.
The older generations in Korea are struggling to keep up with services that are being digitalized in response to the pandemic.
Recent scandals involving encrypted communication and cryptocurrencies create an environment where politicians may demand restrictions on data privacy.
Poor guidance and communication from the government rile up teachers on new mandatory drug screening.
One year ago, President Moon Jae-in launched the Korean New Deal, which aims to “set the foundation for Korea’s next 100 years.”
Does society affect the quality of the movies its directors make? Do democracies in fact make better art? Korea provides an outlook on this question.
Recent court ruling against Netflix demonstrates the key role that public utility providers will play in growing the local userbase of digital platforms.
Although Netflix is currently the most popular streaming provider in Korea, the company faces looming competition from both outside and within Korea.