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CJ ENM launches two FAST channels on Amazon Prime Video in U.S.
CJ ENM said on Thursday it will launch two advertising-based free streaming (FAST) channels on Amazon Prime Video in the United States. The channels are CJ ENM K-Stories and CJ ENM K-Pop. K-Stories will feature dramas and films from CJ ENM’s library, with initial titles including The K2 and movies such as Veteran and Exit. K-Pop will air M2-produced content including the MPD fancam series.
Telecommunications & Media
Global OTT rules shift as bundling gains momentum
Bundling that packages rival companies’ content on a single streaming platform is gaining pace in the global OTT industry. Amazon has enabled Prime Video users to subscribe to services such as HBO Max and Apple TV via its app, and YouTube and Roku are stepping up efforts toward one-stop TV viewing. YouTube will bundle NBCUniversal’s Peacock for Premium subscribers. Netflix has also moved to integrate France’s TF1 and is discussing options to offer Peacock and Fox One.
Telecommunications & Media
Disney allies with TikTok to bring fan-made short videos to Disney+
Disney is working with TikTok to bring Disney-related fan content into the Disney+ app. The companies plan to start a pilot program in the United States in the coming months and then expand to other markets. Under the partnership, TikTok fan videos themed on Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars will appear in Disney+’s short-form feed, “Vurts.” Disney also launched a creator ambassador program for TikTok creators.
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Industry
Samsung Electronics and Amazon apply next-generation HDR technology to OTT service first
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Telecommunications & Media
CJ ENM to supply about 100 K-content titles to Prime Video India
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Telecommunications & Media
Amazon Prime Video pushes AI-led overhaul, boosting recommendations and voice search
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Telecommunications & Media
DLive TV to distribute local content to 20 countries via Prime Video
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Games & Commerce
Webtoon Entertainment Q1 operating loss 11.7 billion won, narrows 69.8 percent
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Telecommunications & Media
Amazon Prime Video introduces short-form feed after Netflix and Disney+
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Telecommunications & Media
YouTube raises YouTube Premium and YouTube Music subscription prices
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Games & Commerce
Webtoon Entertainment 2025 revenue nears 2 trillion won, operating loss down 37 percent
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Games & Commerce
Naver Webtoon \'Lore Olympus\' to be made into animation series for Prime Video