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Netflix to launch vertical mobile \'Clips\' feed in South Korea next month

Netflix will introduce its vertical video mobile feed, Clips, in South Korea and Japan in July, it said on Tuesday. The feed lets users explore series, films, live content, WWE and podcasts in an interactive format. Netflix said it redesigned its app based on feedback about how members use phones and want to watch in short breaks. The company also plans themed Clips collections and will expand the feature to more Asia-Pacific countries.

Telecommunications & Media

Netflix BTS concert draws 18.4 million viewers worldwide on day of show; buffering and subtitle lag need fixes

Netflix livestreamed BTS\' comeback concert at Seoul\'s Gwanghwamun Square and said 18.4 million viewers watched worldwide that day. The show was carried exclusively to more than 190 countries and regions, and Netflix said it ranked in weekly top 10 lists in 80 countries and was No. 1 in 24. Viewers reported buffering, freezes, low video quality, delayed subtitles and frequent audience shots, raising questions about unicast streaming limits during traffic spikes.

AI & Enterprise

How Netflix can live stream BTS Gwanghwamun concert to 300 million subscribers

A BTS concert in Seoul\'s Gwanghwamun on March 21 will be broadcast live worldwide on Netflix to more than 300 million subscribers, drawing attention for its technology. Unlike video-on-demand, live streaming must capture and encode video in real time and deliver it simultaneously to hundreds of millions of devices. Netflix uses an AWS-based live infrastructure with dual-region redundancy, real-time encoding and distribution via its Open Connect CDN. The stream will process up to 38 million system events per second.