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Fox Skipped the Streaming Wars. Tubi Just Proved It Was Right.
Tubi’s early-stage long-form creator push gives Korean content companies and creators a rare first-mover window to lock in premium AVOD deals and category leadership before the platform’s ecosystem matures and competition shifts to price.
Korean Webtoon IP Push in 2026 Expands Into Games and Immersive Media
In 2026, Korea’s webtoon industry is widening from comics into games, video and immersive fandom ecosystems built on scalable creator IP.
Korean Streaming Platforms Turn to AI Moderation as Global Stakes Rise
South Korean streaming services are pairing creator growth with AI moderation as platforms prepare for stricter safety demands at home and abroad.
Federal Judge Permanently Blocks Trump's Defunding Order Against NPR and PBS in Landmark 62-Page First Amendment Ruling
A federal judge permanently blocked Trump's executive order defunding NPR and PBS as an unconstitutional attack on press freedom — but with Congress having already rescinded $1.1 billion and the CPB dissolved, the ruling is a landmark First Amendment victory with limited immediate financial relief.
FCC Warns NFL of Antitrust Exemption Revocation as 'Free Broadcast vs. Streaming' Battle Escalates
“The FCC’s DA 26-188 inquiry into paywalled sports streaming is putting the NFL’s antitrust shield and global mega-event rights under pressure, with Korea’s World Cup and Olympic ‘universal viewing rights’ now squarely in the crosshairs.
Disney–OpenAI Split: Why Hollywood Finally Started Suing AI Companies
What AI copied wasn't a style — it was Mickey Mouse and Batman themselves. The Disney–Warner Bros. lawsuits against Midjourney and ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 deepfake scandal have opened a new legal front. The battleground is no longer training data.
Generative AI in Film & TV Production: Where Hollywood Really Stands
Hollywood studios are rolling out AI first in low‑risk support roles, while holding back high‑risk uses like final‑pixel shots and synthetic actors until the legal and labor rules settle
South Korea Eyes New Funding Model for K-Content Creator Growth
A new wave of public and private investment is reshaping how South Korea backs creators, as policymakers and industry leaders race to build a more durable K-content economy.
Korea Accelerates AI Broadcasting Innovation Across Media in 2026
South Korea’s broadcasters, policymakers, and journalists are pushing AI from pilot projects into the core of media production, distribution, and public-service news in 2026.
Korea's Broadcasters Push AI Innovation as Global Media Race Heats
South Korea's broadcasters are moving aggressively into AI in 2026, turning media innovation into a new front in the country's global content strategy.
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[NewFronts 2026]How Media Buyers Are Responding to Platform Pitches — AI, Commerce, and Data Alliances Reshape the Digital Ad Ecosystem
At NewFronts 2026, commerce integration took center stage as Meta, Google, Samsung and Walmart used generative AI, full‑stack AI ad platforms, shoppable CTV and first‑party purchase data to make “see it, buy it” CTV the new norm.
U.S. Audiences Draw a Clear Line on AI in Film and TV: Tools Are Fine. Replacing Humans Is Not.
U.S. audiences accept AI as a production tool but firmly reject its use to replace human actors and writers — a distinction Korean content companies must build into their contracts, disclosure standards, and creative strategy before the technology makes the choice for them.