SOOP said on Oct. 22 it signed a memorandum of understanding with Jeungpyeong County to revitalise local culture and content. The agreement was signed on Oct. 21 at the Reading King Kim Deuk-sin Literature Museum in North Chungcheong Province, attended by SOOP CEO Lee Min-won (이민원) and Jeungpyeong County Governor Lee Jae-young (이재영). They will cooperate on discovering and spreading content using local resources, jointly planning local-linked content, exchanges with residents, local promotion via SOOP, and using local facilities for production.

South Korea\'s Korea Communications Commission and the Korea Broadcasting and Communications Commission and KCA selected 11 domestic broadcast content titles using AI technology for an overseas distribution support programme. The selected works will be introduced to overseas investors at the Asia TV Forum & Market in Singapore on Dec. 3-5. The lineup includes four AI-based production support titles and seven AI-assisted planning programmes. The agencies will support investment consultations and promotion at ATF.