Korean content has the world's attention. MPA wants you to see how much it earns.

The Motion Picture Association has been telling governments the story of Hollywood for a century. This week in Seoul, it is doing the opposite: telling the story of Korean content, in numbers. On Tuesday, the trade body's Korea arm presented its first report on the economic footprint of Korean film, television and streaming at a seminar held at the National Assembly. The study, commissioned from Oxford Economics, put the country's audiovisual industry at roughly 300,000 jobs supported and close

By The Korea Herald